Jersey City, NJ – On the eve of perhaps the biggest game of the season, the Cowboys are already securing pieces in the coming year and beyond.
Outraged coordinator Callen Moore, whose name was attached as a potential candidate for the Boise State head coaching job, has signed an extension of a multi-year contract to stay with the Cowboys.
“I’m very excited to be with the Dallas Cowboys as an offensive coordinator,” Moore said in a statement Saturday night. “From now on I will not be looking for a head coaching job at Boise State. I love Boise State. I will always be original to them, and I hope one day they will be part of the program again.”
Moore is one of the best players in BSU history, having won 0 games as a Boys State quarterback since 200-11-11. And when a head coaching vacancy recently became available, Moore was an instant candidate for the position.
His crime with the Cowboys has been successful since he became a co-ordinator two years ago. Despite several injuries to Dak Prescott this year, including a season-ending shock, the Cowboys ranked 12th in total crime this year, but ranked first last year, his first season is Calling Gender Drama.
Dak, Tyrone Smith, Lyle Collins and Blake Jarvin are set to return next year, with Jack Martin, who has also lost half the season, the Cowboys should be a dynamic offense once again, especially Moore returns next year. .
Moore played six seasons at quarterback in the NFL, starting three years in Detroit and then three with the Cowboys from 2015-17. He joined the Cowboys coaching staff in 2018 as a quarterbacks coach, before meeting as a co-ordinator and play-caller last year.
“We’re making something special here in Dallas,” Moore said. “I’m grateful to the Jones family and Mike McCarthy for giving these special players the opportunity to coach. I’m excited to keep it all together and get the job done. “
The Cowboys, however, are not finished this season yet. At 6-9 p.m., the Cowboys need to win against the Giants on Sunday and then hope to defeat the Eagles by Washington. That would make the Cowboys the only seven-win team in the division and lead the post-season.
