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Dallas Cowboys proprietor Jerry Jones mentioned Friday that he “dreaded” having to stand Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Kellen Moore on Monday evening.
Moore spent 8 seasons in Dallas, 3 as a participant, one as quarterbacks trainer and the former 4 as offensive coordinator.
“Kellen is one of my favorites as far as individuals,” Jones added throughout his weekly interview on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. “He’s a talented coach, make no mistake about it. He’s become an outstanding coach.”
Moore laughed when informed of Jones the usage of the phrase “dreaded.”
“Jerry plays the game, too, guys,” Moore joked with journalists. “Jerry’s awesome. I’m obviously thankful. … There are a lot of relationships you love and appreciate there, people you’re close to and will be close to for a long time. It’ll be fun to see all those people.”
Moore mentioned there is not any added motivation to overcome Dallas. Cowboys trainer Mike McCarthy, who took over because the staff’s offensive play caller, mentioned he’s now not serious about those that will make comparisons between the 2 offensive performances Monday evening.
“There’s really no bells and whistles for this one,” McCarthy mentioned. “This is Game 6. My focus has always been, and it’s really the way I view schedules. I think a lot of NFL scheduling is it’s not as much who you play, it’s when you play them.”
The Chargers are coming off their bye week.
“(Moore) obviously has an excellent opportunity,” McCarthy added, “that he is doing a really nice activity with.”
Los Angeles is 5th in general offense (389 yards in line with recreation) and 7th in scoring offense (27.5 issues in line with recreation). Dallas is sixteenth in general offense (327 yards in line with recreation) and 8th in scoring offense (26.8 issues in line with recreation).
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