Buffalo Bills sign free agent defensive back Sterling Moore to a one year deal

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The Associated Press reports from Orchard Park New York on Tuesday the Buffalo Bills have signed free agent defensive back Sterling Moore, 26, to a one year contract. Moore became a free agent when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers decided to let him test the free agent market at the end of the 2015 football season. The Bills lost Ron Brooks via free agency to the Philadelphia Eagles on March 9, 2016. Leodis McKelvin who was released by the Bills on March 4, 2016 signed a contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on March 8, 2016. Moore will be attempting to make the Bills roster as a cornerback since he will be competing for a backup defensive back position against former Arizona Cardinals cornerback Corey White who signed a contract with the Bills on April 4, 2016 since the Bills have Stephon Gilmore and Ronald Darby as their starting cornerbacks for the upcoming football season. The financial terms of the one year contract were not released by the Bills on Tuesday.