REVENGE: New Orleans Saints’ Kellen Moore Can DEFINE Early Legacy Against Former Coach Dennis Allen

REVENGE: New Orleans Saints’ Kellen Moore Can DEFINE Early Legacy Against Former Coach Dennis Allen

Saints at Bears will be one of the most important games when it comes to head coach Kellen Moore’s early legacy. We got all that and a little bit of land for you on today’s episode of Locked on Saints. You are Locked on Saints, your daily New Orleans Saints podcast, part of the Locked On Network, your team every day. What is good Hudad Nation and Hudad family? I am your host, your friend Ross Jackson, New Orleans native, your New Orleans Saints expert and credentialed member of the media covering those New Orleans Saints as the Saints beat writer over at louisianaapasports.net. Now on today’s episode of Locked on Saints, it is a big time revenge week game for the New Orleans Saints going up against former head coach Dennis Allen and the Chicago Bears. The Saints defense has a lot to try to prove to its old leader. Kendre Miller could be in route two. A big big week up ahead. And of course, we’ll kick everything off with the head-to-head matchup to what was versus what is Dennis Allen versus Kellen Moore and why this game could be very important to Mo’s early legacy. We got all that coming up for you on today’s show. We appreciate you very much whether it’s your first time or your next time being here with us this time making us your first listen and being every day you’re here on the show which is a proud part of the locked on podcast network your team everyday. Today’s episode brought to you by your friends over at game time. Download the game time app. Create an account and use the promo code locked on NFL for $20 off your first purchase. Terms apply. The New Orleans Saints are going to be traveling to take on the Chicago Bears in a game that has so much drama attached to it. It could be its own reality TV show. the former head coach of the New Orleans Saints, who is simultaneously responsible for bringing defensive identity back to New Orleans Saints football and for the downturn of the team’s golden era is now the defensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears in Dennis Allen. And the new offensive wonder, offensive genius, youngest head coach in the NFL actively today is going to be going head-to-head up against his predecessor on Sunday. This is a very, very important game as it turns out for Kellen Moore’s, we’ll call it early legacy. What he’ll eventually leave behind someday as the New Orleans Saints head coach. A story that could begin a very important chapter here upcoming to this game in week seven. Kell Moore’s first game, obviously a very big part of the story that will be told of the Kell Moore era in New Orleans. Kell Moore’s first win will be a big part of that as well. Kell Moore’s decision at quarterback will be a big part of that. And now the week seven matchup against the former head coach of the Saints in a head-to-head situation. This is not Kell Moore going up against another head coach who’s also calling an offense. This is Kell Moore going up against the former head coach that’s calling the defense that is specifically on the field to try to stop Kell Moore and his offense from putting points on the board. This is a head-to-head revenge matchup. We don’t see this very often. And so being able to see a game like this, I think, is part of what makes this game so exciting. I cannot wait to get on the flight to Chicago and to watch this game in person from the press box because this game has massive potential for storylines, narratives coming out of it. The good kind of narratives, not those kinds of narratives, but story lines that could come out of this. the u the the confidence that could be built in this matchup, the question marks that could come from this matchup if it doesn’t go well. There’s a lot here. And I will say this, it feels like Kell Moore could have a little bit of an advantage going into this matchup in terms of his offense versus Dennis Allen’s defense. The Dennis Allen Chicago defense has all the trademarks of a typical Dennis Allen defense. They’re aggressive. They’re physical. They go after the football. They take away the football at a high rate, especially in the passing game. Eight interceptions so far this season. However, struggle against the run. 31st in the NFL there. And struggle to generate pressure as well. Does that sound familiar for a Dennis Allen defense? Uh definitely something that has been a part of the story when it comes to Dennis Allen in the past. Right now, Dennis Allen’s defense is only uh the Bears defense only generating pressure on 27.7% of opposing drop backs. According to our friends over at True Media, that’s 29th in the NFL. So, New Orleans does have some good telltale signs that they might be able to swing something here. The run game is a place where the Saints against the uh Buffalo Bills and against the New York Giants going up against two bad rushing defenses put some good things on tape in terms of their run game in both of those games. Now, after going up against a much better run defense, a top 10 run defense in the New England Patriots. They get one of the worst rushing defenses in the NFL to match up with Kell Moore versus Dennis Allen. That’s big. Dennis Allen’s defense not putting a lot of pressure on opposing quarterbacks means that Kell Moore and Spencer Rattler might be able to dial up some more of the big plays. We’ve watched Spencer Rattler over the course of the first four games of the season ranked 30th in yards per attempt, but then over the course of the last two games number 10, top 10 in the NFL in yards per attempt. He might get more opportunities to do exactly that again with a full starting offensive line as Kell Moore had no big medical updates to give on Monday. Hopefully they can stay healthy and keep that going Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday during practice. But now on top of that, also having and being able to go up against a team that does not generate a lot of pressure over on the defensive side of the football, the Saints need to not give them the opportunity to change that fortune, of course. But if they can buy Spencer Rattler time for those receivers to get open for them to run some of those downfield concepts, there will be opportunities for Kell Moore and Spencer Rattler to be able to take advantage of that. The thing they’ll need to be concerned about is high variant throws, high variance in their throws. And so those downfield throws need to be picked specifically so that you’re not putting the ball in harm’s way. Spencer Rley’s got one interception on the season which he threw on a fourth down trying to give, you know, a a lastditch effort for a player to be able to go out there and make a play. Ended up basically being a short punt. But going up against the Chicago Bears, who have taken the football away in the passing game eight times, like we said, second in the NFL, only behind the Jacksonville Jaguars, who have 10 interceptions on the season, they can’t start turning the ball over now, especially not up against a Dennis Allen defense that is on the other side of a Ben Johnson offense. It’s an offense that’s still trying to find its way. Caleb Williams, of course, still trying to find his way in his new system as a secondyear quarterback, all those other pieces. But you don’t want to give them too much life. And so, there are advantages here, there are disadvantages here when it comes to matching up with this Dennis Allen defense. But the intrigue cannot be overstated. Kellen Moore, the new leader of this New Orleans Saints team, organization, and roster, right? Staff, uh, going up against head-to-head, Dennis Allen, the former leader and the person responsible or considered responsible for the downturn of the golden era of New Orleans Saints football. This is going to be a lot of fun. And the reason why I think that this is so important to Kellen Moore’s legacy is because this could be the game that starts something, right? that lights a fire. This is going to be a very emotional game. Whether anybody wants to say it or not, everyone’s going to say, “No, it’s just another football game. It’s not a big deal.” It’s going to be an emotional game. There’s no doubt about that. And if Kell Moore is able to come out on the right side of this one on the road, getting the team’s first road victory of the season, that could be massive for the confidence of this New Orleans Saints team and its trajectory moving forward. 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Um, you know, we broke the story here as well as over at louisianaaportports.net net about the alleged or purported mishandling of Kray Miller’s second injured reserve stint during the 2024 season. An injury that everyone kind of seemed to believe that Kendry Miller could be back on the field in the same game. Somehow turned into a second IR stint for him that he had to kind of go through and navigate. And that led to a lot of confusion. Uh led to a lot of uh kind of loss in confidence from certain angles. And I’m sure it was a really tough situation for Kendrick Miller to navigate. But this season, we’ve seen an all new Kendrick. He’s healthy. He’s out there. He’s had some strong games. And I think this weekend up against the Chicago Bears, much like this game would be very important or could be very important to Kell Moore’s legacy. This game up against Dennis Allen directly, his defense, which has been really poor against the runs so far this year, has a real opportunity to be a game that provides Kre Miller an opportunity to break out across from the coach that maybe could have utilized him a little bit differently. If anybody is going to be out there that has maybe something to prove on the offensive side to the defensive guy across the field, it might be Kre Miller. And if he’s thinking about it that way, if he’s, you know, licking his chops, ready to get going up against this Dennis Allen defense, this is a great matchup for him. We, like we talked about, 31st in the NFL against the run, Dennis Allen, Chicago Bears defense. But it goes deeper than that. Chicago fifth most yards after contact allowed so far in the NFL. 34 missed tackles, according to Pro Football Reference, ties them with the Saints defense around the middle of the pack, but with the fifth most yards after contact allowed, according to NextG stats, that’s a major and massive opportunity for Kre Miller, who right now ranks in the top 15 amongst qualifying rushers that force the most missed tackles. in the NFL according to Pro Football Focus. We’re putting everybody together today. And actually both Kre and Alvin Chimera rank within the top 20 with 15 and 14 missed tackles forced according to Pro Football Focus respectively. And so this is a positive matchup for Kre Miller in that area. It’s not just after contact though where the Chicago Bears struggle. It’s before contact as well. second most yards before a contact surrendered in the NFL when it comes to the run game. So, a real chance with the entire starting offensive line out on the field, which performed pretty well up against the New England Patriots and a really talented defensive line last week, particularly really talented edge rushers last week. And with two healthy running backs here that are ready to get going. Alvin Chimera reestablishing that he wants to be here in New Orleans now gets to go up against the former defensive mind with which he’s very familiar. and Kre Miller probably with something to prove, probably with a bone to pick, probably with a little bit of a breakout potential ahead of him going up against Dennis Allen as well. And a defense that has struggled to stop guys just like the both of them that force miss tackles that can pick up yards after contact and that don’t need rushing yards created for them by their offensive line because they’ll go and get them themselves. Pretty major. We haven’t seen the New Orleans Saints have a real breakaway run so far this season. And I believe the Saints still have no 20 plus yard runs on the year so far on their offensive side. And so looking at all of that for New Orleans, this provides a major opportunity for New Orleans to be able to get out there and do something that they haven’t necessarily been able to do do uh just yet. Um or be able to at least get to the point to where they’re putting up some of maybe these bigger runs and bigger opportunities up ahead of them. And so looking for New Orleans and these two running backs to be able to go out and do that. This would be the week. And this could be big for Kre Miller. If Kendre Miller does have that big rushing game that he’s looking for, that could be the start of a big time, I’ll call it rhythm, maybe some momentum, right, for him. Yeah. The Saints are one of four teams in the league right now that don’t have a 20 plus yard uh rush. that could change this weekend up against the Chicago Bears. And so finding a way to be able to get that done. I remember talking to TJ Paganetti early on before the season began, who I think is a fantastic young coach. And he talked about how hitting home runs in the run game was a big part of what they’re trying to do with their blocking scheme and with what it is that they’re trying to create. They haven’t necessarily gotten to that just yet. Not just yet. But this could be the game. game. The Chicago Bears have allowed uh 14 20 plus rushes so far this season. Same as uh uh or just shy one shy of what the Saints defense has allowed, which has been 15 uh 20 plus yard runs. And the Bears have allowed two 40 plus yard rushes already this season as well. So, this is a big chance for New Orleans. Like, there’s a lot. And not just for New Orleans, but for Kendrey Miller, for Alvin Chimera, for you know, Kell Moore. But I I I love this for Kendry Miller in particular, the way that that situation was handled and to see the way that Kendry Miller just felt so revitalized early on this season during training camp. And you can kind of talk to him a little bit about or, you know, you can see from him a little bit to where the team, you know, to where he feels like there’s a weight off of his shoulders being, you know, 22, 23 years old and having the feeling that he needed to prove to himself that he could still play the game of football. Like how sad is that, right? To be that to be that young and that talented and have to prove to yourself or feel like you need to prove to yourself that you can go out there and do what it is that you’ve dedicated your life to doing, which is play football. Kendrick Miller is not in that headsp space anymore. Kendrick Miller’s had some strong weeks so far this season, and he could potentially have his strongest going up against Dennis Allen. It will be interesting beyond just the two of them, how much more does Taesm Hill get involved this week. Taesm Hill’s last game against Chicago was fantastic. Fantastic. And so now, do you get Taesm Hill involved going up against more involved going up against Dennis Allen? I mean, I don’t think that you do or don’t just strictly based on the fact that Dennis Allen’s on the opposite sideline, but third game now that Taesm Hill is back, how much more does his role grow? Even though he took more snaps last week, but touched the ball much less than his first week when he came back. Did get into the end zone. The lone touchdown for the Saints up against the New England Patriots. And so the run game for New Orleans is going to be big, but Kendra Miller is the guy that I’m really, really, really excited to see how this week goes for him because I imagine he’s going to be charged and motivated going up against his former head coach. All right, coming up next, the New Orleans Saints defense has a lot to prove as well as they look for a rebound and look to prove that some of these returning players are good enough to get it done outside of Dennis Allen’s scheme. We got that coming up for you next. We continue on with today’s episode of Lockdown Saints, part of the lockdown podcast network, your team every day. Today’s episode of Locked On Saints is brought to you by our friends over at Game Time, the absolute best place to go to pick up last minute tickets for your favorite sporting events. It doesn’t take long. I pulled up Game Time and after just a couple of taps, I found some amazing deals. I’m talking about your favorite NFL games for as low as $100. If you’re in Chicago and you decide spontaneously you want to go and check out this Saints and Dennis Allen revenge game, do it on the Game Time app because they’re going to get you all taken care of. 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That includes quarterbacks like Kool-Aid McKinstry and Alante Taylor, edge rushers like Cam Jordan, Carl Granderson, Chase Young, defensive tackle Brian Breazie, linebackers like Demario Davis, Pete Warner, Isaiah Stalurn, all that. And each one of these players has a different in to why this game might be important to them, right? And again, to every one of these players, it’s just another game. But there are some contextual pieces to this that flesh out the storylines a little bit. And sometimes it’s not about what Dennis Allen did wrong, believe it or not. In other cases, it’s about what he did exactly right. Dennis Allen, like we mentioned earlier, was part of the revitalization of defense here in New Orleans. He took over as a defensive coordinator 2015 2016 and then really started to institute the defense that he wanted in 2017 as the secondary got rebuilt as the defense the pass rush got rebuilt the aid of a guy like Ryan Neielson that helped to bolster that defensive line getting guys like Marshon Latimore as well as Marcus Williams in the 2017 draft adding these pass rushers getting the most out of out of Cam Jordan all that. And so in some cases, it’s not even really just about, oh, people are mad at Dennis Allen and therefore they’ve got to go and get revenge. In some cases, some of these players might simply want to prove that they can do it without Dennis Allen. Remember, Dennis Allen was a big part of Deario Davis and his revitalization, right? and becoming the great linebacker that he is or the great linebacker that he’s always been, but being in position to earn the recognition as the great linebacker that he has always been and the steadily still somehow getting better and playing incredibly well linebacker that he is. You think about a guy like Isaiah Stalbert who is with this team that was a linebacker then moved to safety and then you know moved back to linebacker and has been a special teams guys and all those and now all of a sudden the Saints are utilizing him in third down packages on defense at his position of linebacker. And so it’s interesting to just sort of see some of those things where it’s not really about bad blood but it’s just about hey can I prove that it wasn’t Dennis Allen’s system that made me a good football player? Can I prove that in this in this Brandon Staley scheme, I can go up against another offensive genius like Ben Johnson and look really good while Dennis Allen has to watch me do it. You know what I mean? And so there are those opportunities. Now, there are some of the rebound opportunities as well. All the times that Alante Taylor got misused in different places. Okay, here’s a chance for him. Cam Jordan, right? Getting saddled with Todd Granthm for a year or however long it was and how poorly that went and the need to force Cam Jordan into being a run defender instead of allowing him to be an edge rusher, which is what he now is in this Brandon Staley defense. Imagine the excitement of a Cam Jordan who loves to talk his trash, who probably has a lot of respect for Dennis Allen, but imagine him being able to go in as a standup pass rusher, run the arc, get around the edge, get a sack, and then know that he just showed Dennis Allen that the reduction in snaps last year weren’t necessary, and that saddling him up with Todd Grantham limited what he could be. Great opportunity for him to prove something. Great opportunity for a guy like Carl Grerson to prove that too. Carl Granderson went from being, you know, a what 6’4, 65, 240ome pound guy coming out of Wyoming to being up to 280, 290 to fit in Dennis Allen’s scheme and never really getting the opportunity to be the speed rusher that he is. And now all of a sudden he’s got four and a half should be five and a half sacks on the year through the first six games and could add to that tally right while Dennis Allen has to watch. Dennis Allen changed his body and changed his mold and now Carl Granderson has been a disruptive and impactful pass rusher so far this season. And now by the way has Chase Young opposite him who had a strong game up against the New England Patriots last weekend in his debut. Brian Brezie now playing three four defensive end as opposed to a three-tech defensive tackle has vastly improved already. We see it all over the place so far this season as a run defender. Something we didn’t see that progress happening with under Dennis Allen. Brian Brezie starting to prove that he can be an allaround defensive tackle. Not just a pass rushing defensive tackle and pressure player from the interior, but that he can be allaround three down. and he gets to show that while Dennis Allen has to watch. Kool-Aid McKinstry didn’t get opportunities because not because of Dennis Allen but because there was Marshon Latimore and because there was Paulson and Debo early on in the season. It wasn’t really until Dennis Allen was gone and then Marshon Latimore was traded that Kool-Aid Mckenry really got the bulker wealth of opportunity. Now he’s had an up and down season so far this year. Can he show something while Dennis Allen has to watch? Right. So there are major opportunities for a lot of these players who probably don’t even have it out for Dennis Allen. Have no bone to pick, but have every reason to prove that you are the player that goes out there and makes the plays and that the scheme didn’t make you into that. And so that’s going to be super super interesting to watch to see how the New Orleans Saints defense manages that while being up against the test of a mobile Caleb Williams, a an innovative and tricky offense in Ben Johnson who will call those trick plays and challenge you in ways that other offenses won’t be willing to. Ben Johnson is not afraid to take a risk. He’s got he’s in his first year as a head coach with a team that’s going to have a lot of patience with him and he’s going to be willing to pull out all the stops. And really honestly, that should push Kell Moore to do the same thing. What you got to lose? Go out there, be aggressive, have fun. That’s what I think you’re going to see from this New Orleans Saints defense because that’s the only way to match up with an aggressive offense. And so, you’re going to have to do that. Now, can you do that? Say it with me. While Dennis Allen is on the sideline and has to watch you do it. Boy, I can’t wait. I think this is going to be a very fun game. And I cannot wait. Uh, the revenge game for Dennis Allen. Who wins? Dennis Allen getting the revenge or the New Orleans Saints getting the revenge after Dennis Allen put them on a nose dive from their golden era. We’ll be breaking it all down here as we continue on throughout the week. Come tomorrow Crossover Thursday with Lauren Cox. 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As the New Orleans Saints face the Chicago Bears, Kellen Moore will square off against former Saints coach Dennis Allen. This game could define Moore’s early legacy and set the tone for the rest of the Saints’ season.

Kendre Miller has a golden opportunity to break out against the Bears’ struggling run defense. The Saints’ defense, now under Brandon Staley, aims to prove their impact without Allen.

Ben Johnson’s innovative play-calling may challenge Moore to match his aggression. With revenge narratives on both sides, this game promises high drama and potential fireworks on the field.

0:00 Saints vs Bears: Kellen Moore’s Legacy Game Vs. Dennis Allen
10:40 Kendre Miller’s Revenge Opportunity
19:38 Saints Defense Looking to Prove Itself

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