The New Orleans Saints’ preferred head coach, Aaron Glenn, chose his preferred destination, the New York Jets, and the Saints have pivoted to the rest of their list as expected. Post-snowstorm New Orl

The New Orleans Saints announced they have completed a head coach interview with Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore:

Philadelphia will be able to return their offensive play-caller for the second consecutive year after this season.

Mark Ingram II makes his bold Super Bowl LIX prediction and predicts who the Saints will hire as their next head coach.

Kelln Moore joined the Eagles staff this past offseason and his offense finished the season ranked No. 8 in total offense, No. 7 in scoring and No. 2 in rushing.

The Philadelphia Eagles will host NFC East foe Washington Commanders in Sunday's NFC championship game. The two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs will then host the Buffalo Bills in the AFC championship game.

As the Saints continue its head coaching search, things may take longer than anticipated to bring Kellen Moore and Joe Brady to New Orleans.

Zack Baun and Trey Hendrickson making first-team All Pro was a great reminder of the talent the New Orleans Saints let walk out of the building. As if that wasn't enough, both men are also finalists for Defensive Player of the Year.

Signs have pointed toward this moment, but the New York Jets have officially hired Aaron Glenn as their next head coach. After an impressive four-year stint as

When Dan Campbell, another former Saints assistant and the head coach of the Lions, took over in Detroit, he brought Glenn with him to lead the defensive unit. Now, three seasons later, Glenn is adopting a similar staff-building approach to Campbell's.

A rare snowstorm in New Orleans forced the Saints to ... Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady and Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore are also on the list of expected interviews for next week. The Saints are planning for in-person interviews with ...

The Georgia native has had a well-traveled professional career. He was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the 2015 NFL Draft. After two years with the Browns, he joined the Kansas City Chiefs and started for eight games as the franchise ultimately defeated the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LIV.