Former OC Kellen Moore - Discussion

[Fouts2herbert]

Seems to these eyes, that Moore runs a play-action, power-running game out of 21 personnel that relies on a superbly talented offensive line, and studs - in Lamb, Pollard, and Schultz - at the skill positions.

Where did the cowboys run game rank?

if we just have a semblance of a run game compared to what we had, it’ll make herbert’s job waaay easier…

[ghost]

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...arterback-ever

Step Aside Tim Tebow, Is Kellen Moore The Greatest College QB Ever?


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[jubei]

FUCK!

what I thought. Fangio in myhammy.

[PR#1]

Huge upgrade to Lombardi.

Credit Staley for moving so fast

[richpjr]

A big step? The Cowboys are not much further along either access on that chart. In 2021, the Chargers were 32nd and the Cowboys were 30th in scheme uniquness so sure, they are better, but not by much. The key is not so much how unique it is, but how it is executed.

[Fouts2herbert]

Any chance cooper rush follows moore to LAC…it would be nice to have an actual back up QB for a fucking change!

[Xenos]

Posted this in the other thread but surprised that Robinson was more well regarded than Thomas Brown considering the gap in experience. Glad we got Moore instead.

[perryao]

A big step? The Cowboys are not much further along either access on that chart. In 2021, the Chargers were 32nd and the Cowboys were 30th in scheme uniquness so sure, they are better, but not by much. The key is not so much how unique it is, but how it is executed.

I think they're saying that Moore's design doesn't fit a particular scheme which may lower him in the "unique" category but will make it hard for d's to prepare for.

EDIT: Also, 2021 was season before last. How was it last year?

[Xenos]

Seems to these eyes, that Moore runs a play-action, power-running game out of 21 personnel that relies on a superbly talented offensive line, and studs - in Lamb, Pollard, and Schultz - at the skill positions.

At least Moore knew how to use his talent.

[UtahBolt]

This is a great hire. Young, proven, experienced, respected and relatable. Moore and Herbert are gonna have a great future together. Remember Herbert was consulted on the OC hire, so I am thinking he was all in on the rapidness of how this all shook out.

[Coachmarkos]

I like that he has experience calling plays. Not a 1st time coordinator.

I like some of the Stats his Dallas teams had. And Herbert is a much better passer than Dak.

However, I do have some reservations as the Cowboys are known for having a good offensive line. (Deserved or not.) I know they struggled a bit this year.

I do think, someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but McCarthy is a West Coast Offense guy too... so even if the play calling isn't the same, the terminology should be?
(I bring up because the WCO is known for being pretty verbose)

I'm a big wait and see guy, but I do like some of the things posters have been saying about him.

[Fouts2herbert]

This is a great hire. Young, proven, experienced, respected and relatable. Moore and Herbert are gonna have a great future together. Remember Herbert was consulted on the OC hire, so I am thinking he was all in on the rapidness of how this all shook out.

If it works out they won’t have much time to work together, moore was already hot shit once for HC jobs, if things go well with LAC he won’t be around for long…