Here's the big tell everyone was waiting for. Darren Rizzi appears to have his next job lined up after working as the New Orleans Saints interim head coach this season -- NFL Network's Ian Rapoport re

As the New Orleans Saints continue to search for a new head coach, the team is reportedly enamored with quarterback Spencer Rattler. According to ESPN's

The New York Giants will be able to keep offensive coordinator Mike Kafka if Philadelphia Eagles coach Kellen Moore takes the New Orleans Saints job off the table.

New Orleans has told the other coaching candidates that it is moving on, leaving the Eagles offensive coordinator as its primary target.

At the start of the New Orleans Saints coaching search, former assistant coach and player Aaron Glenn first emerged as

According to Ian Rapoport, the Saints are planning to meet with Eagles OC Kellen Moore after Super Bowl LIX. Rapoport indicates this is a sign that Moore is the “top choice” for the New Orleans head coaching job.

A fter seeing Antonio Pierce be awarded the full-time head coaching position in Las Vegas after a stint as the interim in 2023 — the first time an interim coach has been given t

As teams around the NFL continue to fill their coaching vacancies, candidates are emerging as favorites for the jobs that are still open. The New Orleans Saints have yet to find a head coach after firing Dennis Allen this season,

Moore is believed to be the leader for the Saints' head coach opening, but it would be a tough job to step into.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers may be getting an idea of the next head coach they'll face twice a year in the NFC South. The New Orleans Saints — a heated Buccaneers

The Saints plan to meet again with Kellen Moore following Super Bowl LIX -- a strong indication that the Eagles offensive coordinator is the top candidate for New Orleans' head-coaching job, The Insiders reported Friday.

If the New Orleans Saints hire Kellen Moore as head coach, Darren Rizzi is reportedly likely to become the special teams coordinator for the Denver Broncos.