Ex-Detroit Lions QB Kellen Moore appointed New Orleans Saint’s main coach

Kellen Moore, 36, a former quarterback that spent three seasons with Lions From 2012-14, the head coach of New Orleans Saints was appointed Tuesday. His relocation ends this year’s employment cycle when seven franchises – including Chicago Bears (Ben Johnson) and the New York Jets (Aaron Glenn) – knocked on new leaders.

Moore was a four-year-old starter in Boise State before signing with the lions as an unveiled free agent in 2012. He completed 69.8% of his 1,658 collegial pass attempts of 14,667 yard.

He went 50-3 as a starter and never lost more than a competition in one season.

Moore was behind Matthew Stafford on the depth card and never appeared in a game of Lions, though he started two starts later in his career as a member of Dallas Cowboys in 2015. Moore played two more seasons with cowboys before retiring and became their quarterbacks -The trainer in 2018. He was promoted to offensive coordinator in 2019 and held the title until 2022.