Detroit Lions sign free agent cornerback Emmanuel Moseley to 1-year deal Moseley spent last 5 seasons with 49ers
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ESPN’s Adam Schefter says the deal is worth $6 million.
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Moseley, 26, spent the first five seasons of his NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers after playing at Tennessee. He was limited to just five games due to injury last season, but still managed to defend five passes and had one interception.
Pro Football Focus ranked Moseley as the 10th-best free agent cornerback and the 95th-best free agent overall.
This is the second day in a row the Lions have signed a cornerback. On Monday (March 14), they agreed to a three-year contract with Cam Sutton
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