New Orleans is expected to hire former BSU defender Kellen Moore as the chief coach – Idaho News

Boise, ID (CBS2) – The saints in New Orleans are expected to appoint Kellen Moore, the current offensive Coordinator of Philadelphia Orly and a former Boyze defender as the next head coach. Once Super Bowl is over, the message may be inevitable.

Moore is celebrated as the most bunny defender in the history of football in college, boasting a record of 50 wins and 3 losses during his term in Boise State. Over four years from 2007 – 2011, it accumulated more than 14,000 passing yards, 142 touchdowns and only four intercepts. His achievements won him in the Hall of Fame of the State of Boise in 2018.

After his college career, Moore played at NFL for Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys from 2012 to 2017, after which he began to climb the NFL coaching ranks in 2018, starting as a coach for Dallas Cowboys defenders. He was then promoted to an offensive cowboy coordinator in 2019 and held this position until 2022 before accepting the positions of the offensive coordinator for charges in Los Angeles in 2023 and the Philadelphia eagles last season.

Given Moore’s success at Boise State and the positions of the NFL coordinator, there is speculation that its appointment to coaching ranks can increase the number of New Orleans Saints fans in Boise.