Analyzing decisions made by NFL teams is inherently an exercise in asking to be cold takes roasted down the road. Whether it's preseason picks, week-to-week selections, draft grades or commentary on coaching hires,

The Cowboys legend also discussed the Eagles’ dominant Super Bowl victory and his thoughts on Kellen Moore becoming the Saints’ head coach.

Dallas Cowboys Nation. We are already nearing the halfway mark of February. That means in a matter of days, teams can begin giving upcoming free agents the franchise or transition tag designation. Then,

Newly-hired New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore arrives to his new team with a track record of success. This will be the first head coaching opportunity for the 36-year-old Moore. However, he had a five-year run of sustained success as the QB coach and offensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys between 2018 and 2022.

The New Orleans Saints reportedly have a new tight ends coach. On Thursday, NFL Media's Mike Garafolo reported the Saints hired former Cowboys assistant Chase Haslett for the role. The move represented the first staff hiring since Kellen Moore officially took over as head coach.

Cowboys folks are wondering about wheher the "buyer's remorse'' might come into play. Is "Schotty'' a better coach than Kellen?

Why should Cowboys’ upgrades start at defensive line? Look at Super Bowl-winning Eagles Dallas has many upgrades to make this offseason, but defensive line should rank high on the to-do list. Eagles promote Kevin Patullo to OC following Kellen Moore’s ...

Kellen Moore was widely considered to be one of the best young candidates of this year's coaching cycle before being hired by the New Orleans Saints this week. Moore, 36, is now t

Kellen Moore has filled out the core of his New Orleans Saints offensive coaching staff, and it culminated with the hiring of Doug Nussmeier at offensive coordinator. There are still some assistant positions available,

The Saints added another former Cowboys assistant that Kellen Moore worked with to their offensive coaching staff.

Skip Bayless argues Kellen Moore ‘isn’t remotely qualified’ to be head coach of the New Orleans Saints. Winning a Super Bowl isn’t enough credibility for him: