Owner Shad Khan fired head coach Doug Pederson. Pederson was expected ... the radar is Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore. "Kellen Moore is the son of a long time head coach ...

Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore has now emerged as a candidate ... for a head coach after firing former Eagles head coach Doug Pederson this week. Pederson, who won Super Bowl LII ...

History might be repeating itself for the Philadelphia Eagles as offensive coordinator Kellen ... interest in Moore comes as part of a wider coaching search following Doug Pederson's dismissal.

Kellen Moore's work with the Eagles' offense has garnered head coaching interest from Jacksonville and New Orleans.

PHILADELPHIA - The New Orleans Saints have requested permission to interview Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen ... play-callers (Doug Pederson, Sirianni, Steichen, Johnson, and Moore).

For some of those teams, that will involve finding new head coaches and/or General Managers. Three teams fired their head coaches during the season and two more have been dispatched as of 9 a.m. ET on January 6.

If Kellen Moore moves to the Cowboys? Josh McCown's time in Philadelphia was short, but he fits the bill on what the team may need as a play-caller.

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The Eagles could be looking for their fourth different offensive coordinator in as many seasons, as Kellen Moore continue to generate buzz in this year's hiring cycle.

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Under his watch as Cowboys OC, Dallas ranked second in scoring (27.7 PPG) and total offense (391.0 net YPG). They were also fourth in passing offense (264.4 net YPG) and seventh in rushing offense (126.6 YPG) over that span. Dallas won two NFC East titles and made the postseason three times while winning five of eight meetings with Philadelphia.