News about Kellen Moore

On Thursday, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was photographed chauffeuring some of his new employees to Philly Cheesesteaks, a legendary local restaurant. Sirianni brought his new coordinators and quarterbacks coach to Geno's Steaks in Philadelphia. Former Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Kellen Moore has been hired to direct their offense while former Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has been promoted to the same position.

Despite the Cowboys winning total offense and scoring offense in 2021 just two seasons ago, Dallas parted ways with Moore in January after four seasons. Moore's inability to 'light the scoreboard up' actually hindered the overall team, according to Head Coach McCarthy. McCarthy said he wanted his team to score less points as he explained that the Cowboys had to sacrifice offensive production in order to be the No. 1 in football, although McCarthy said he was implying he wanted his team to score less points. There is only one team in the league.

Schottenheimer, who served as an offensive consultant for the Cowboys in the 2022-1922 season, will fill the role held by Kellen Moore. Moore spent four seasons in the role before deciding to work with the Cowboys last week. He has since joined the Los Angeles Chargers as their offensive coordinator. In 2021, Schottenheimer, 49, was the Jacksonville Jaguars' passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He was the Seattle Seahawks' offensive coordinator from 2018-20, a position he previously held with the Los Angeles Rams (2012-14) and New York Jets (2006-11).

According to various outlets, Kellen Moore has been selected to replace the Los Angeles Chargers' offensive coordinator. He takes over a team that boasts former Rookie of the Year and Pro Bowler in quarterback Justin Herbert, who is recovering from a recent operation to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder. Moore and the Dallas Cowboys parted ways with Moore in a mutual decision on Sunday. Moore, a former Boise State quarterback who spent several seasons as a backup in Detroit and Dallas, has been calling plays for the Cowboys offense since 2019.

Kellen Moore, the Dallas Cowboys' offensive coordinator, has been fired from the team, who is widely regarded as a top candidate for similar positions around the league. According to various outlets, the call was mutual. Moore, a former Boise State quarterback who spent several seasons as a back-up in Detroit and Dallas, has been calling plays for the Cowboys offense since 2019, long before current head coach Mike McCarthy was ever hired by owner/general manager Jerry Jones. Moore is expected to have a lot of interest from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Los Angeles Chargers, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, both of whom have fired their offensive coordinators.

Following Dak Prescott's thumb injury, head coach Mike McCarthy called out offensive coordinator Kellen Moore on Friday, tensions are now raging in Dallas. The Cowboys are 0-1 after a deflating 19-3 victory to the Buccaneers in Week 1, and although Prescott will now miss six to eight weeks, according to ESPN, the offense wasn't exactly setting the world on fire before Prescott left the game in the fourth quarter. Let's be honest: In Kellen's time as a coordinator, he's been able to play very, very aggressively,' McCarthy said.