Kellen Moore

Kellen Moore's journey in the competitive world of football began at Boise State, where he not only set the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) record for quarterback wins but also received numerous accolades for his performance. These include being a 2× Quarterback of the Year and 2× First-team All-American, as well as receiving the WAC Offensive Player of the Year and MWC Offensive Player of the Year awards. Beyond these achievements, he was also a finalist for the Manning Award in 2009 and was named the Touchdown Club of Columbus Quarterback of the Year in 2010. To add to his college career highlights, Moore led Boise State to a win over TCU in the 2009 Fiesta Bowl and Virginia Tech in 2010.

Despite not being selected in the 2012 NFL Draft, Moore's football career continued to flourish. He was signed by the Detroit Lions, where he played until his retirement from the NFL in 2018. Immediately following his retirement, he transitioned into a coaching role, joining the Dallas Cowboys as their quarterbacks coach. Shortly after, in 2019, Moore was promoted to offensive coordinator for the Cowboys, a position he later held for the Los Angeles Chargers and the Philadelphia Eagles. His strategic prowess as an offensive coordinator was brought into the limelight when the Philadelphia Eagles won the NFC East and scored a record-setting 55 points in the NFC Championship Game.

Moore's coaching acumen was further recognized when the Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LIX in 2025, a victory that undoubtedly played a significant role in his appointment as head coach of the New Orleans Saints shortly after. With a successful playing career and proven track record in coaching, Moore brings a wealth of football knowledge and strategic insight to his role as head coach.