The New Orleans Saints apparently have a new front-runner for their head coach opening. According to CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones, Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is "in the driver's seat" for the role after a strong in-person interview on Monday.
The New Orleans Saints completed their second interview with Kellen Moore for their head coaching vacancy on Monday night, the team announced Tuesday. The interview was conducted in person, indicating that Saints brass traveled to Philadelphia to meet with the Eagles offensive coordinator.
There's increased buzz that Kellen Moore could leave the Eagles to become the New Orleans Saints' next head coach.
The Philadelphia Eagles absolutely made the right choice bringing Kellen Moore to town to run the offense this season. Moore has done a phenomenal job and his p
Kellen Moore is a finalist for the New Orleans Saints head coach job. Philadelphia must be aggressive to find his replacement if that happens.
Details of the Saints' expedited pursuit of Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore during his preparation for Super Bowl LIX should concern Philadelphia.
Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore has become the frontrunner to fill the Saints' head coaching spot. Andrew Hawkins isn't impressed.
Kellen Moore missed out on landing the Cowboys job but could be the front-runner for the New Orleans Saints after the Eagles dismantled the Commanders on Sunday afternoon, and Mike McCarthy decided to focus on 2026.
The New Orleans Saints completed their in-person interview with Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore late on Monday night.
According to Nick Underhill, Saints brass are flying to Philadelphia Monday night for a second interview with the popular play-caller. The Saints are flying to Philadelphia tonight to interview Kellen Moore for the head coaching job, per sources. They will interview him tonight.
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