Twitter: Kellen leaning toward staying as OC

[NorthwestDallas40]

 

[Proof]

Huge. Hope it’s true!

 

[Zordon]

Good.

 

[blueblood70]

im indifferent so good if he does meh if he doesnt im sure MM has plan B and he calls the plays anyway..no biggie

 

[Ranching]

He needs to go up to the coaches box and help from there. That would be a good move. Imo

 

[gimmesix]

Not really sure why it matters. He won't be calling plays and it will be McCarthy's system. I guess it might could help Moore become the next hot head coaching name if the offense does well.

 

[Rockport]

Hope it turns out he stays.

 

[gimmesix]

He needs to go up to the coaches box and help from there. That would be a good move. Imo

That would be the most helpful thing he can do, let McCarthy know what he's seeing.

 

[foofighters]

He's "leaning?" Eh, while the offense put up numbers, it did struggle at times. He should be tickled for the opportunity. That kind of attitude makes me want to show him the door.

 

[ItzKelz]

I would leave if I was him but I hope he stays

 

[darthseinfeld]

Been awhile since Ive seen you

Good move for him. I think he needs to step back from playcalling and learn WCO concepts. This gig isnt hands on as what he is being offered. But hands off with help him in the long run

 

[willia451]

I'm fine with it if MM says OK. But I want MM calling the plays. KM only has 1 year and that was under Garrett. That concerns me.

 

[Parcells4Life]

Not really sure why it matters. He won't be calling plays and it will be McCarthy's system. I guess it might could help Moore become the next hot head coaching name if the offense does well.

This is my feeling as well. Moore gets to learn another system which is good for his future but isn’t it a step back for him to not be calling plays?

 

[Parcells4Life]

He's "leaning?" Eh, while the offense put up numbers, it did struggle at times. He should be tickled for the opportunity. That kind of attitude makes me want to show him the door.

His college mentor wants him to take his spot at Washington. I get why he’s struggling with the decision.

 

[gimmesix]

This is my feeling as well. Moore gets to learn another system which is good for his future but isn’t it a step back for him to not be calling plays?

If he's as smart as they say he is, he might realize it's the best thing for him. He got to play calls in a limited offensive scheme and has some hits and miss. Now, work directly with McCarthy and improve his game.

 

[Proof]

Not really sure why it matters. He won't be calling plays and it will be McCarthy's system. I guess it might could help Moore become the next hot head coaching name if the offense does well.

it matters because McCarthy is looking to adapt and is a fan of Kellens play designs. Even if McCarthy calls the plays Kellens fingerprints will be very present. And we don’t have to watch him go elsewhere and realize his potential. Yet

 

[willia451]

This is my feeling as well. Moore gets to learn another system which is good for his future but isn’t it a step back for him to not be calling plays?

It's also an opportunity to learn from the coach Bill Belichick called one of the toughest coaches he's ever had to try to beat.

That's got to count for something.

 

[Proof]

His college mentor wants him to take his spot at Washington. I get why he’s struggling with the decision.

right. Not like he’s feeling entitled, he’s got a chance to go home to a pretty excellent opportunity in its own right, vs staying in a situation that’s kinda murky

 

[gimmesix]

it matters because McCarthy is looking to adapt and is a fan of Kellens play designs. Even if McCarthy calls the plays Kellens fingerprints will be very present. And we don’t have to watch him go elsewhere and realize his potential. Yet

Moore's primary contribution to the 2019 offense was adding movement. The play designs were straight out of Garrett's playbook.

 

[Bullflop]

This is my feeling as well. Moore gets to learn another system which is good for his future but isn’t it a step back for him to not be calling plays?

Maybe there'll be something of a chance for him to call plays at some point in the future if things go well?

Actually, I'm hoping this turns out to be the case. We'll see, in any event. It'd surely free MM to be the HC.