Kellen Moore fired as Cowboys offensive coordinator

Kellen Moore’s tenure as offensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys has ended.

His successor is already in office.

The club and Moore have reached what is being described as a mutual decision to part ways, and NFL teams looking for a coordinator are aware of Moore’s condition, multiple people familiar with the outcome told The Dallas Morning News.

Head coach Mike McCarthy will assume play-calling duties after Moore’s departure, a person with knowledge of the restructuring said.

Moore’s position on staff dominated conversations between McCarthy, owner Jerry Jones and executive vice president Stephen Jones at The Star for the past 48 hours.

Replacing Moore as the playcaller was only part of the equation.

The goal was to determine if the Cowboys could improve the position.

McCarthy is the only coach on the current staff who meets that expectation.

McCarthy won a Super Bowl calling plays in Green Bay, but was reluctant to do so when he took over the job in Dallas three years ago, saying he wanted to keep the same system and mechanics to make it as comfortable as possible for the quarterback. Dak. Prescott.

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