Sio Moore

Moore, who missed the final three weeks last year with a hip injury that required offseason surgery, was traded to the Colts in September. He'll provide depth to the team's linebacking corps.

After a rather unproductive start to his rookie campaign -- he recorded just six tackles (five solo) in his first five games -- Moore came on strong in the final two months, finishing the season with 50 tackles (38 solo) and 4.5 sacks in 15 games. Regardless of whether or not defensive coordinator shifts to a 3-4, Moore should see ample time yet again for Oakland, though he needs to establish himself a bit more before he's considered a legitimate IDP option.

A third-round pick out of Connecticut, Moore is a versatile linebacker who can cover the run and the pass. He can also get after the quarterback, as evidenced by the 14.5 sacks Moore posted in his final two college seasons. Moore's listed as No. 1 guy at strongside linebacker on the team's unofficial preseason depth chart, and he should remain there so long as he stays healthy.