The Athletic's Jon Machota reports Philadelphia Eagles OC Kellen Moore is the "Front Runner" to be the next Dallas Cowboys head coach.
The Dallas Cowboys have completed a virtual interview with Philadelphia offensive coordinator Kellen Moore in the first formal step in the search to replace former coach Mike McCarthy.
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.
Kellen Moore is one of the lead candidates for the Dallas Cowboys head coaching vacancy, but how may previous biases from fans and former players impact the perception of a potential return.
The Dallas Cowboys’ search for a new head coach to replace Mike McCarthy is just now getting started. Kellen Moore joins Deion Sanders as early candidates.
The Cowboys are set to interview a pair of former NFL head coaches next in Robert Saleh and Leslie Frazier. Saleh was fired by the New York Jets five games into his fourth season in 2024. Frazier, the assistant head coach in Seattle this season, spent three-plus years as coach of the Minnesota Vikings a decade ago.
If the Dallas Cowboys want to bring back a familiar face, the stats show why they would be the perfect head coach.
This story has been updated.Here are five things to know about the Cowboys' new offensive coordinator, Kellen Moore:How we got here
The Dallas Cowboys arre reportedly set to speak with Kellen Moore about its vacant head coaching position on Friday.
He’s been the club’s backup QB, QB coach, and offensive coordinator. Now the Cowboys want to talk to Moore about coming back as the top dog.
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.
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.