Moore played a career-high 45 snaps Sunday and recorded two sacks, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

He should get a lot of run over the last three games with Robert Ayers out for the year.

With Robert Ayers out for the year, Moore should see an increased workload.

Moore was drafted for his pass rushing skills, and the Giants need to find out what they have in him.

Moore had only 10 snaps on defense, probably because he missed Matthew Stafford badly on a sack attempt before Stafford threw a long touchdown to Calvin Johnson, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

Moore was a little out of control on the pass rush, and Stafford had little trouble evading him as a result. The Giants need Moore's pass-rushing skills now that Justin Tuck is gone, so he'll likely see more work in Week 2.

Moore sacked quarterback Michael Vick on the first play of the third quarter Friday.

He's had a strong camp and should see a big uptick in snaps this year. After Jason Pierre-Paul, Moore might be the Giants' best pass rusher.

ESPN New York Giants reporter Dan Graziano does not believe second-year DE Damontre Moore will be "starter-ready" when the season begins.

The Giants are after defensive ends that can also play against the run, and veteran DE Mathias Kiwanuka or DE Robert Ayers offer more in that regard at this point. Despite his concerns about Moore today, Graziano does believe he could grab a starting spot as the season goes on. Moore is currently recovering from shoulder surgery but should be ready to go for training camp.

Giants second-year DE Damontre Moore said his surgically repaired shoulder is at 95 percent.

Moore excelled as a special teams player as a rookie but played just 136 snaps on defense. With Justin Tuck now in Oakland, the Giants need Moore to make his mark on defense this season. Moore is questionable for OTAs but should be good to go for training camp.

ESPN.com's Dan Graziano reports the Giants are hoping for a "big leap" from DE Damontre Moore this season.

A 2013 third-round pick, Moore was limited to special teams as a rookie, playing just 136 snaps. With Justin Tuck gone, Moore is the favorite for the Giants' starting left end job opposite Jason Pierre-Paul and has the potential for a breakout year. Moore underwent shoulder surgery in February and is questionable for OTAs.

Giants second-year DE Damontre Moore underwent shoulder surgery after the season.

"It sucked, I couldn't get to sleep. It was horrible," Moore said of the minor offseason procedure. He's yet to be cleared to lift weights, but Moore is staying in shape by doing plenty of cardio. Once he's cleared, Moore wants to pack on 15 pounds of muscle for his sophomore season. The 81st pick in last April's draft could see an increased role if free agent LE Justin Tuck isn't re-signed.

The Giants are grooming third-round pick Damontre Moore to be a hybrid stand-up outside linebacker and down defensive end.

Moore played both 3-4 rush 'backer and 4-3 end at Texas A&M as the Aggies switched schemes during his career. The Giants' current hybrid SLB/DE is Mathias Kiwanuka, though he's moving to end this season. At one point a projected first-round pick, Moore's stock fell due to questionable work ethic.

Giants signed No. 81 pick DE Damontre Moore to a four-year contract.