Zeke Moore, legendary Houston Oilers cornerback, passes away at 82

Zeke Moore, a standout cornerback for the Houston Oilers, died on September 22 at the age of 82. Moore played 11 seasons with the Oilers after being drafted in 1967, becoming known for his hard-hitting style and earning accolades including an AFL All-Star selection and recognition in the NFL's first Pro Bowl. After retiring, he remained active in the Houston community as an ambassador for the Texans. Moore's contributions to the team were memorialized when he was voted onto the Oilers' 30th anniversary team in 1989. His legacy includes 24 career interceptions and a reputation for delivering punishing hits, which were a hallmark of his playing style during a different era in the sport.

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