Sep 30, 2026 · 27 min · 7 segments
Sean Fazende and Andre Johnson Jr break down the clip of Saints head coach Kellen Moore getting angry after a bad call against the team. They also dive into how the team will handle the absense of RB…
Sean FazendeHost
Andre Johnson JrHost
But to do that, Sean, we have to look back because... we had what might have been a first on Sunday.
And I'm not talking about the Saints taking a first quarter lead in the Kellen Moore era, although that was a first.
We saw on Sunday the most mellow man in the city of New Orleans, head coach Kellen Moore, show a little bit of emotion.
Kellen Moore getting into it with the referee Actually, for the first time since he's been here, at least that I've seen him, looking angry, really.
The angriest version and the most passionate version that we've seen of Kellen Moore since he's become head coach.
Being able to see that side of him, do you think that's a good thing for the Saints or is it concerning in a way? Let's
Andre, you and I have another commonality, not just this podcast, not the fact that we're co-workers.
But I guess my point is, if what I saw Kelly Moore do was, quote unquote, going off, this didn't quite qualify as going off.
uh own sort of personality but um i think you and i can agree we've seen a lot more a lot more sterner or more stern conversations happening uh every day growing up uh on the wb and look in football um you know from all the years of covering all the teams and all the uh high strong coaches and a lot of you know it's an alpha sport we've seen a lot of um A lot of coaches go off on players, assistant coaches, and, of course, officials.
So all that being said, for Kellen Moore, it might have been an extreme version.
But for the objective crowd watching, at least in my opinion, that was not extreme.
But to do that, Sean, we have to look back because... we had what might have been a first on Sunday.
And I'm not talking about the Saints taking a first quarter lead in the Kellen Moore era, although that was a first.
We saw on Sunday the most mellow man in the city of New Orleans, head coach Kellen Moore, show a little bit of emotion.
Kellen Moore getting into it with the referee Actually, for the first time since he's been here, at least that I've seen him, looking angry, really.
The angriest version and the most passionate version that we've seen of Kellen Moore since he's become head coach.
Being able to see that side of him, do you think that's a good thing for the Saints or is it concerning in a way? Let's
Andre, you and I have another commonality, not just this podcast, not the fact that we're co-workers.
But I guess my point is, if what I saw Kelly Moore do was, quote unquote, going off, this didn't quite qualify as going off.
uh own sort of personality but um i think you and i can agree we've seen a lot more a lot more sterner or more stern conversations happening uh every day growing up uh on the wb and look in football um you know from all the years of covering all the teams and all the uh high strong coaches and a lot of you know it's an alpha sport we've seen a lot of um A lot of coaches go off on players, assistant coaches, and, of course, officials.
So all that being said, for Kellen Moore, it might have been an extreme version.
But for the objective crowd watching, at least in my opinion, that was not extreme.
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