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All signs seemingly point to Kellen Moore becoming the Saints\u2019 next head coach, but Eagles coach Nick Sirianni made one final pitch \u2014 standing on a podium during the Lombardi Trophy ceremony following their Super Bowl 2025 win \u2014 to try to convince the Eagles\u2019 offensive coordinator to stay.<\/p>\n
\u201cLet\u2019s run this s\u2013t back, Kellen,\u201d Sirianni said, with confetti resting on his hat while commemorating Philadelphia\u2019s 40-22 win over the Chiefs on Sunday in the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.<\/p>\n
It might be a difficult case for Sirianni to make, though, even after the Eagles secured their place in NFL history.<\/p>\n
NFL Network reported Sunday that New Orleans planned to finalize its deal with Moore as early as Monday, though the outlet added he \u201cwill fly back to Philadelphia with the Eagles after Super Bowl LIX before beginning the process to finalize his hiring.\u201d<\/p>\n
So essentially, Moore helped orchestrate an offensive masterpiece inside the venue where he\u2019ll likely be tasked with coaching next.<\/p>\n
\tNick Sirianni to Kellen Moore at the podium: \u201cLet\u2019s run this sh** back, Kellen.\u201d https:\/\/t.co\/dBIwr1TKLt pic.twitter.com\/h2DkQ7HHVX\u2014 Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) February 10, 2025 <\/p>\n
The Eagles collected 345 total yards against the Chiefs and Steve Spagnuolo\u2019s defense, with quarterback Jalen Hurts throwing for 221 yards and two touchdowns while adding another 72 yards and another touchdown on the ground.<\/p>\n
Kansas City managed to limit star running back Saquon Barkley to 57 rushing yards and 97 total yards from scrimmage, but Moore and the Eagles found other ways to pierce the Chiefs\u2019 defense \u2014 with both A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith catching touchdown passes from Hurts.<\/p>\n
Moore arrived in Philadelphia after the Eagles fired offensive coordinator Brian Johnson following their postseason exit last year. He previously served in the same role for one year with the Chargers (2022) and four years with the Cowboys.<\/p>\n
And in his first year under Sirianni, Moore\u2019s offense featured a star running back in Barkley, who topped 2,000 yards and had a chance to break Eric Dickerson\u2019s single-season rushing record for the regular season if Philadelphia didn\u2019t sit its starters in Week 18.<\/p>\n
Follow The Post\u2019s live updates from Super Bowl 2025 for the latest news and highlights.<\/p>\n
Barkley broke Terrell Davis\u2019 single-season rushing record during Sunday\u2019s game.<\/p>\n
Moore interviewed twice with the Saints in January, and his hiring would mark the last one of the current coaching cycle.<\/p>\n
It might be difficult for Sirianni to change any of that, but with the Super Bowl celebration unfolding around him, he didn\u2019t hesitate to maximize any possible leverage \u2014 with a Super Bowl win being perhaps the best type possible \u2014 he had.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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