Kellen Moore is critical to what Philly is doing now in its Super Bowl push while also being seen as a finalist to return to the Dallas Cowboys as a head coach.
As the 2025 game of head coaching musical chairs begins to wind down, with teams like the New England Patriots, the Chicago Bears, and the New York Jets all finding their guys in Mike Vrabel, Ben Johnson,
NFL Network reports the New Orleans Saints are planning second interviews with coaches still in the playoffs like Joe Brady and Kellen Moore:
As the Dallas Cowboys continue their search for a new head coach to replace Mike McCarthy, a favorite has reportedly emerged for the job. According to
Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore to interview with the Dallas Cowboys, Jacksonville Jaguars and New Orleans Saints over the next two days
Watching the 2024 playoffs without their team is bad enough for Cowboys fans. Watching two division rivals fight for a Super Bowl spot in the NFC Championship game? Pain. The real kicker? The one that takes the cake?
Cowboys now have requested permission to interview Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore for their head coaching job, per source. pic.twitter.com/n1FSqjCs97 Moore, 36, was the Chargers’ offensive coordinator in 2023; after five seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, he joined Brandon Staley’s staff in January 2023.
Jaguars lost out on both Ben Johnson and Liam Coen. But this high-profile name remains available in the 2025 hiring cycle.
If Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is serious about ending that drought, he would hire Moore because of his potential as a head coach − and because Moore knows the inner workings of the Cowboys' main NFC East rival, the Eagles.
Philadelphia Eagles fans have been left furious their offensive coordinator's decision to interview for the Dallas Cowboys' head coach role ahead of their NFC Divisional Game clash
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that the New Orleans Saints are planning second interviews for their head-coaching job with Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady and Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore next week.
The Dallas Cowboys may not be in the postseason, but a few former coaches with the franchise are still fighting for a chance at the Super Bowl.