The New Orleans Saints finally announced today as Kellen Moore accepts head coach role becoming the 19th head coach in franchise history as he arrives with family in Orleans, Mickey Loomis speaks on resignation triggering former QB Drew Brees…
The New Orleans Saints have announced that Kellen Moore will become the 19th head coach in the franchise’s history. Moore, 36, arrives in New Orleans with his family, bringing a wealth of experience from his tenure as the Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive coordinator. Under his leadership, the Eagles secured a Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.
In addition to the coaching change, the Saints have made significant adjustments to their front office. Mickey Loomis has officially announced his resignation as general manager, citing personal reasons. This development has raised concerns among former quarterback Drew Brees, who expressed apprehension about the team’s direction following these leadership changes.
Moore’s appointment marks a new era for the Saints, who are eager to build upon their recent Super Bowl success. The organization is committed to fostering a winning culture and is optimistic about the future under Moore’s guidance.