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However, Maiocco believes once that is in the past-which should be before Week 1-the Lions may have found themselves and elite player who was on the pinnacle of potential stardom before the injury hit. Obviously, Moseley has some health questions to answer as he recovers from a torn ACL back in October. “So I really thought it would be somebody with a direct knowledge of him and who had worked with him in the past that would end up signing him.”
“He’s one of those guys that the closer you’re to, the more impressed by him you are,” Maiocco said. One of the first things Maiocco said about the 27-year-old defender is that he was surprised the cornerback didn’t land with a team or coach who knew already him well, because those that have been close to him appreciate him on an even deeper level. Last week, we chatted with 49ers beat writer Matt Maiocco to learn more about Moseley. The addition of 49ers cornerback Emmanuel Moseley didn’t quite garner the attention of the Sutton signing, but the more you dug in on this guy, the more positive things you kept hearing about him. Not long after the Detroit Lions made an aggressive push for former Steelers cornerback Cameron Sutton-who they eventually signed to a three-year, $33 million deal-the Lions struck again at the cornerback position in free agency.
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