Breaking News: Former Detroit Lions quarterback take a head coaching position with the Saints.

Jordan Schultz claimed that people close to the matter claim that Kellen Moore, a former quarterback for the Detroit Lions, would take over as the next head coach of the New Orleans Saints. Moore is presently the offensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles after spending three seasons with the Lions from 2012 to 2014.

Moore is generally seen as the front-runner for the job, even if a deal has not yet been signed. According to Jordan Schultz, the reason for the delay is because Moore won’t be able to meet with the Saints in person until after the Eagles’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59. The Saints and Moore are anticipated to clinch an agreement after the game.

Moore joined the Lions in 2012 as an undrafted free agent from Boise State, marking the start of his NFL career. He spent three seasons with Detroit as a backup to starting quarterback Matthew Stafford before leaving for various coaching positions, despite the fact that he did not participate in any regular season games. He has now earned this chance to head a team thanks to his accomplishments as an offensive coordinator with the Eagles, and Saints supporters are anxiously expecting his formal appointment.