Comparing Kellen Moore to other NFC OCs

[ondaedg]

One advantage KM has is he has no game footage for DCs to pick apart.

 

[Melonfeud]

The only comparison of note will be how our offense performs on the field. Einstein was working in a patent office when he came up with special relativity. You just never know.

The only comparison of note will be how our offense performs on the field. Einstein was working in a patent office when he came up with special relativity. You just never know.

* according to FAMILY GUY,,,Einstein 'whacked' that dude who tried to register the concept originally, while cabbaging onto it himself,,,just saying

 

[Melonfeud]

I'm 65 LOL I'm in better shape than most people. My family is military. So I know what it is to train and be around it for a long time. Kellen Moore his father was a coach his family lives football. So yes

Then your very well aware of our HEAD COACH'S football lifetime indoctrination as well.

 

[buybuydandavis]

I thought it would be interesting to compare our new OC to the rest of the OCs in the NFC in terms of comparing years of NFL coaching experience as well as years of experience as an NFL offensive coordinator. Not surprisingly, Kellen Moore is the least experienced OC in the NFC. I’m certainly NOT saying that means he won’t be successful; I’m just interested in looking at comparative years of experience with the rest of the NFC.

Before getting into the specifics or each NFC OC, here are the stats regarding average years experience for all NFC OCs as an NFL coach, as well as avg years experience as an NFL OC:

• Average years experience as an NFL coach: 14 years
• Average years experience as an NFL offensive Coordinator: 6 years

All NFC Coordinators by team with yrs as an NFL coach and as an OC
NFC EAST

• DAL: Kellen Moore- 1 year exp as NFL coach/0 years exp as OC
• WASH: Kevin O’Connell- 4 yrs as NFL coach/0 years exp as OC
• PHI: Mike Groh- 6 yrs as NFL coach/1 year as an OC
• NYG: Mike Shula- 24 years as NFL coach/7 years as an OC

NFC CENTRAL

• CHI- Mark Helfrich- 2 yrs exp as NFL coach/1 as an OC
• DET- Darrell Bevell- 17 yrs as NFL coach/12 as an OC
• GB- Nathaniel Hackett- 11 yrs as an NFL coach/7 as an OC
• MN- Kevin Stefanski- 15 yrs as NFL coach/7 yrs as an OC

NFC SOUTH

• ATL- Dirk Koetter- 11 yrs as NFL coach/9 as an OC
• CAR- Norv Turner- 31 yrs as NFL coach/12 as an OC
• NO- Pete Carmichael, Jr- 18 yrs as NFL coach/10 as an OC
• TB- Byron Leftwich- 3 yrs as NFL coach/0 as an OC

NFC WEST

• ARI- Tom Clements- 20 yrs as NFL coach/5 yrs as an OC
• LA- (shared) Aaron Cromar- 18 yrs as NFL coach/2 as an OC; Shane Waldron- 5 yrs as NFL coach/0 as an OC
• SF- Kyle Shanihan- (also serves as HC) 14 yrs exp as NFL coach/9 as an OC
• SEA- Brian Schoettenheimer-19 years NFL coach/11 as an OC

Of all the NFC OCs, the ones closest to Moore in experience are CHI’s Mark Helfrich, Kevin O’Connell of PHI and Byron Leftwich of TB. All 3 have slightly more experience although it’s minimal with all of them.

We don’t know yet know if Kellen Moore is the next great OC. Being inexperienced is not always an indication of future problems. But we do know, he’s the youngest and least experienced OC in the NFC. For probably many reasons, most teams select an OC with more experience.Im certainly hoping young Kellen Moore is a big success.

I do find it interesting that Moore was selected as OC in a year when our HC is supposedlyin the hot seat.
Your thoughts?

 

[frickster]

I have hope for him. That system he ran at Boise had a lot of plays and funky formations. I know that won't work in the NFL but maybe we will see something creative for a change.

 

[Melonfeud]

*that movie is partly the reason of naming my mule Rudy

 

[Hennessy_King]

Considering linehan has had him chained up as his sex slave for his whole NFL career. I don't think it will be that different

 

[Whirlwin]

Then your very well aware of our HEAD COACH'S football lifetime indoctrination as well.

Yes but I'm not allowed to mention the other guy LOL this is a new team. I'm going for the ride I'm enjoying

 

[Melonfeud]

Yes but I'm not allowed to mention the other guy LOL this is a new team. I'm going for the ride I'm enjoying

COPY

 

[Alexander]

I do find it interesting that Moore was selected as OC in a year when our HC is supposedly in the hot seat.

It is curious, but the more I think about it, it makes some sense as it affords Garrett to meddle when he wants.

Jones has referred to Garrett as a "safety net" in that if the "wheels come off, Jason will be there to catch them". Basically tells me that Moore is not going to have a long leash to learn, he is going to get a lot of direction.

An experienced OC is not going to work for a lame duck coach who is likely going to get into his business.

 

[Alexander]

What he did with Ladanian Tomlinson was success. I think when coaches leave Dallas fans just do not pay attention.

Turner did a good enough job as an OC most places he has gone. SF, Minnesota and Carolina recently. As a head coach is where he tended to get overwhelmed.

 

[ItzKelz]

Turner did a good enough job as an OC most places he has gone. SF, Minnesota and Carolina recently. As a head coach is where he tended to get overwhelmed.

I agree