Boise’s Beloved Kellen Moore Is Officially a Super Bowl Champion

There are few names in Idaho that carry more love, respect, and weight than Kellen Moore.

The winningest college football quarterback in history made an impact on not only Boise State's football program but on the State of Idaho as a whole during his time behind center.

How could anyone not love the successful trajectory of Kellen Moore!?

With one of the winningest records in college football history and a legacy that continues to be written on a professional stage-- his most recent achievement is something that many professional football players and coaches go their whole lives never experiencing!

Watch out, Fiesta Bowl: Kellen is now a Super Bowl Champion.

This has to be his top achievement ever, right?

After years of coaching for Dallas, Los Angeles, and now Philadelphia--his hard work and strategy has paid off. Kellen has now led the Philadelphia Eagles' offense to a Super Bowl championship.

In the game that got the Eagle to the big game, Moore's game plan had the Eagles tied to an NFL Playoff Record with seven rushing touchdowns!

In the Super Bowl, offense was dominant--leading the team to a lead early on that not even Taylor Swift or the Kansas City Chiefs could dig themselves out of.

This should give fans a lot to rave about--as just weeks ago, fans were ranting that for the FOURTH year in a row, Boise superstar and darling NFL Offensive Coordinator Kellen Moore had officially been snubbed by the the College Football Hall of Fame...again. To put it simply, fans were not happy.

In both 2021, 2022, and 2023, the news was shared that Kellen was among those nominated to make the College Football Hall of Fame ballot. Over 70 athletes were named nominees alongside Kellen. Kellen's success was no joke while he was a collegiate athlete-- with a record of 50-3, the second most passing touchdowns in the NCAA, and the third best passing efficiency rating.

What's next for Kellen?

It had better be the College Football Hall of Fame.

As for next season, reports continue to imply he's the next HEAD COACH for the New Orleans Saints--which will be his first stint in such a role, of his career.