Dallas’ former QB and OC presents a safe option for the team’s next coach. Here’s why that might not be a good thing.
The Philadelphia Eagles are preparing for their divisional-round playoff showdown against the Los Angeles Rams, but offensive coordinator Kellen Moore has an extra challenge on his mind. Following Mike McCarthy’s exit on Monday,
The Dallas Cowboys have begun their head coaching search, but their hire must be made with Dak Prescott in mind.
The Dallas Cowboys, who are all too familiar with Kellen Moore's credentials, are expected to meet with the coordinator this week.
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott finally weighed in on the controversial hire of Brian Schottenheimer as Dallas' next head coach.
Moore was Dallas franchise quarterback Dak Prescott’s play-caller from 2019-2022, which included the first three years of McCarthy’s five-year tenure.
Cowboys QBs coach Scott Tolzien is expected to move on from Dallas, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Tolzien, whose contract has expired, is a talented QB whisperer. He coached Dak Prescott during his MVP runner-up season.
NFL staff writers weigh in, and while the decision is unanimous, they might agree even more on the unpredictable nature of the Cowboys' search.
If this is the year that NFL star offensive coordinator Kellen Moore gets his shot to be a young rookie head coach, here's why going back to Dallas or replacing someone who used to coach in Philadelphia makes the most sense.
Kellen Moore's offensive prowess and familiarity with the Cowboys make him the ideal head coach candidate to lead Dallas back to Super Bowl success.
Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are making waves in their search for a new head coach, aiming to find the perfect leader to maximize Dak Prescott's potential.
After a deliberate process that led to the decision to move on from former head coach Mike McCarthy, the Cowboys went through a pointed head coaching search that included ex and current Dallas disciples like Kellen Moore and the eventual choice: offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.