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Moore joins running back Pierre Thomasand photographer Michael C. Hebert in this year's class, and is the fifth wideout inducted into the Saints Hall of Fame, which was established in 1987. Photo by Matthew Sharpe/Getty ImagesLance Moore entered the NFL in 2005 as an undrafted rookie out of the University of Toledo, signing with the Cleveland Browns. He left college as the only player in school history to have over 1,000 yards receiving multiple times, and his 14 receiving touchdowns during his senior year set a Rockets single season record. Moore's career with the Browns never got started, as he was cut during the preseason, but was quickly snatched up by the Saints and placed on their practice squad. He was allocated to NFL Europe in 2006, where he played for the Berlin Thunder. He was activated by the Saints during the 2006 season, playing in four games and catching 1 pass for 10 yards. Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty ImagesMoore became a bigger part of the Saints in 2007. He appeared in all 16 games for the first time, starting four, catching 32 passes for 302 yards and two scores while also averaging 9.3 yards as the team's regular punt returner. When the Saints top wideout Marques Colston missed time with injury during the 2008 season, Moore stepped up into a prominent role and led the Saints in every receiving category. He caught 79 passes for 928 yards and his 10 touchdowns was the 3rd highest total in team history, only 1 of 4 Saints to have over ten receiving scores in a season. He missed over half of the 2009 season with injury, but Moore returned in time to be an integral part of the Saints run to a Super Bowl championship. Moore would again lead the team in receiving scores in 2010 Color Rush Sheldon Rankins Jersey , crossing the goal line 8 times, while finishing second on the team with 66 receptions for 763 yards. He scored 8 more touchdowns in 2011 as part of one of the most devastating passing attacks in NFL history. Moore became 1 of just 11 players in franchise history to have over 1,000 yards receiving in a season in 2012, finishing second on the team with 1,041 yards on 65 receptions and adding six touchdowns. Moore left the Saints after the 2013 season, playing with the Steelers and Lions for one season each after his departure. He briefly contemplated playing with the rival Atlanta Falcons in 2016, electing instead to retire, re-joining the Saints on a 1-day contract for the official announcement. Lance Moore finished his New Orleans career with the 5th most receptions (346) and receiving touchdowns (38) in franchise history, while his 4,281 receiving yards ranks seventh. He was an undersized wideout, listed at 5'9, 177-lbs., but was a huge part of the prolific Saints passing attack. Hisincredible twisting, acrobatic reception of a 2-pt conversion late in the 4th quarter of the Saints Super Bowl XLIV win over the Indianapolis Colts was part of the go-ahead score in the franchise's 31-17 championship victory and provided an unforgettable moment for a long-suffering fan base. It was also a perfect representation of this Hall of Famers' career, as an unlikely source making the ultimate play at crucial moments time and time again. Photo by Elsa/Getty ImagesCongratulations Lance Moore!