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Tom Moore

Tom Moore

American football coach, born 1938Wikipedia

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Oct 23, 2026

Zack HicksGUEST
18:05
And now we have to make all these jokes about, oh, what's she actually writing on her clipboard? Like, dude, she knows more football than any of us.
Zack HicksGUEST
18:11
She's been around like she's been around Tom Moore and around, you know, Frank Reich and all these like.
Zack HicksGUEST
18:17
Clyde Christensen, she's been around a lot of really smart people in her time, coaching alongside them, listening to them, understanding X's and O's.
Zack HicksGUEST
18:24
She could talk circles around all of us in X's and O's.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
41:46
... every play.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
41:46
And, and Tom Moore, the offensive coordinator for me for so many years, who's won championships-
Jordan RodgersPANELIST
41:50
Yeah
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
41:50
... with Steelers, with the Colts, and with the Bucs, he would say it.
Marcel Louis-JacquesHOST
8:24
I don't care.
Marcel Louis-JacquesHOST
8:25
Like, you know, I'm, I'm going back to the Tom Moore quote, man.
Marcel Louis-JacquesHOST
8:29
If 18 goes down, we're fucked and we don't practice.
Marcel Louis-JacquesHOST
8:31
So like, I'm going back to that.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
4:43
Again, it just goes back to the same dysfunction of process.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
4:47
At some point, the commander, somebody in the huddle, has to be saying, down in distance, time whatever it is it's fourth down minutes third down whatever it is the process matters and in big moments the biggest of moments it's what you fall back to is what you practice in the process you have it's obviously they don't I can remember Tom Moore and how it was our offensive coordinator and Howard Mudd our offensive line coach driving it into my brain you You give down and distance.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
5:18
You look over, and in practice, they could stop and ask you, and you better tell them exactly what's going on.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
5:24
And when you got into team drills, time mattered.
Dave BartooGUEST
38:55
True freshman blame.
Dave BartooGUEST
38:57
Yeah, like Tom Moore said at Indianapolis when they asked about why does Peyton Manning get all the first-team reps, all the reps? You know, we don't practice EFT.
Dave BartooGUEST
39:08
So, you know, yeah, I would say Ohio State is going to go the lines of Oregon and be toast without their starting quarterback.
Dave BartooGUEST
39:18
That puts Iowa in position to make the playoffs along with Nebraska.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:25
And, and that's why process matters.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:26
When you're in the huddle p- having people responsible for, for things, whether it's the center or a guard, calling it when they get to the huddle, third down, third down, second down, you know, whatever it is, w- we would, we would get micromanaged in practice, whether it be Tom Moore, offensive coordinator, or Howard Mudd, our offensive line coach.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:43
Make sure you always know the situation.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:45
It's, it's vital that you know, and so somebody let everybody else know so that we're all on the same page.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:18
It is – No, there is no excuse for not knowing.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:22
Even in practice, as we would go approach the line of scrimmage, if Howard Mudd, who was our offensive line coach, or Tom Moore, our offensive coordinator, would look over, what's it down in distance, fellas? And if you didn't know, you were going to get chastised.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:35
Because they understood how important it is.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
9:38
So, no, there's no excuse, man.
Mike KlisGUEST
35:10
I mean, Peyton Manning used to always talk about that.
Mike KlisGUEST
35:13
One reason for his success was Tom Moore was his only offensive coordinator for 11, 12, 13, 14 years.
Mike KlisGUEST
35:22
He thought that was big for him.
Mike KlisGUEST
35:24
But Bo was, you know, he struggled from the jump.
Greg AumanGUEST
53:19
Danny Smith, somebody that's been very well received here.
Greg AumanGUEST
53:21
You know, the Bucks had Tom Moore, uh, who literally was coaching at 86 years old and, and he, he's now at Iowa.
Greg AumanGUEST
53:27
He's not back.
Greg AumanGUEST
53:27
He's been here a long time, but Dan, Danny Smith has kind of inherited that while that guy is still coaching.
Dan BernsteinHOST
43:21
Well, that, like I say, and I've q- I've made this quote before.
Dan BernsteinHOST
43:24
I, I've given you the Tom Moore, who was the offensive coordinator for the Peyton Manning-led Colts.
Matt AbbatacolaHOST
43:35
Oh, yeah.
Dan BernsteinHOST
43:35
And wh- whoever the backup was, whether it was Jim Sorgi or was it Scott Tolzien? They always had some Wisconsin schlub back there, and they said, "Why doesn't the number two ever get any reps?" 'Cause they didn't.
Dan BernsteinHOST
44:12
[laughs]
Matt AbbatacolaHOST
44:12
Don't practice fucked.
Dan BernsteinHOST
44:14
That's, that was Tom Moore.
Dan BernsteinHOST
44:16
That's what he...

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