As a playcaller, Kellen is as good as all the other teams play callers in the league not named Andy Reid.
In Sundays game he had TY streaking down the field and got the team in the red zone before Dak’s inability to see the field killed them both times.
Dak was best with Kitna for mechanics. But don’t know who the best coach is for mentally seeing the field.
I diagree on his play calling. I think there is a lot of room for improvement. much like Dak, Moore is very inconsistent in play calling, play design. Some of the play designs are obvious including what routes WRs will run, what side we are going to run and what play is coming and what the blocking scheme will be. give any good defense that and they will tear you apart. It relies too heavily on perfect execution of the play by players (shades of Garrett) as opposed to scheming the players open (ala McVay, Shanahan, Reid). put him and Dak together and if they both come together, then its great, but if one is off, then its a struggle. the problem is it often works against weaker defenses, but falls apart against better defenses that take away the execution element and limit the scheme.
and that play was missed, although several other analysts argued that it really wasn't. but 1 play can not be extrapolated to an entire game or entire season. and btw, after watching the play, it was a split second decision on where to go with the ball, it wasn't as obvious. but then again these days, piling on Dak is the thing to do.
with that Said, I completely agree on Kitna. he worked with Dak after 2018, which addressed a lot of his mechanics which actually started with his feet. he improved greatly after that and then last year he started good, great fundamentals and then after his injury he broke down again. I think he needs a QB coach, not necessarily for reading defenses etc. although that's needed, but to continue to improve his mechanics.