
Kellen Moore's Saints Surprise
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Kellen Moore, at 36, ranks 18th in NBC Sports Rotoworlds NFL head coach ranking, impressing with his turnaround of the Saints offense despite injuries and a thin receiver corps. His performance in the NFC South, where the division is wide open, will be crucial in ending the Saints five-year playoff drought.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kellen Moore's Saints Surprise. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 9th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Kellen Moore sits at number 18 in NBC Sports Rotor-World's ranking of NFL head coaches after his first year leading the New Orleans Saints. At just 36 years old, he's got solid experience from six seasons calling plays and even some time as an NFL quarterback. With a third of the league swapping coaches this offseason, Moore lands second in the NSD South, though it's early days. He took over a Saints roster everyone figured was doomed, but Moore turned it into the fastest offense in football that kept defenses guessing despite thin talent and receiver beyond Chris Olave and a beat up running back group after Alvin Camaro went down. Injuries wrecked the offensive line weekly and passing should have tanked, but more bench Spencer Ratler and pulled league average numbers from. Second-rounder Tyler Show, analysts like Patrick Dirty call it a real win given the chaos. Way better than expected. Now the NFC South looks wide open.
1:02Tepe Bay's fading without Mike Evans, Carolina's Dave Canalas chases his first winning year, and Atlanta's new coach, Kevin's The Fansky, starts fresh. With hope, Moore cleared a low bar last season, building buzz to snap the Saints five year playoff drought. Next up, handling real pressure and a grabback division.
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