KM will be a contributing member of the Detroit Lions Professional Football Team. He’s got a future in the NFL that most folks, including the armchair critics, only dream about.

Good luck Kellen. Go “Big Red”, Go BSU, Go Lions!

I don’t know if he is going to make it in the NFL but I have watched him play. I have watched him in person from the time he was in high school through his college years. I have watch on tv as well and more then just highlights.

This kid excelled everywhere he played but that’s no automatic NFL resume. From what I’ve seen, I wouldn’t rule KM out until he proves that he can’t make the grade.

This kid has forgotten more about the qb position then Danny Wuerrfel, Eric Zeier, Geno Torreta, David Klingler combined have ever known. I could add 30 more names to this list of no goes and none of them have or had what KM has.

This kid knows where the ball is going and who it’s going to and where the defense will be long before the ball is snapped. When he gets the speed of the NFL down I suspect that talent to continue.

His accuracy is uncanny, freakish.

No qb that I’ve ever seen has his calm demeaner.

His small size means nothing if you never get to hit him.

Two of his college losses were because of two makeable missed field goals. KM never threw the kickers under the bus nor did pitch a fit. That’s leadership. That’s the kind of leadership that holds locker rooms together.

So all you experts keep showing us why your not coaches or GM’s and when KM does start and win a game I will be Laughing at You Out Loud!

And to the poster that wrote about the lack of competition at Boise State. You are utterly insane.
You know nothing of college football. No, you just know nothing.

To the doubters, just watch the Gruden QB Camp episode with him.

That is all.

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That’s good Goobs, perhaps that means Kellen Moore can get on with his coaching career because he certainly isn’t an NFL QB. Maybe a CFL one.

Can you beat out Shaun Hill for a backup QB spot?

If the answer is yes, proceed to step 2: Put enough on tape in the preseason or whenever you get on the field that someone trades for you in a year or two.

If the answer is no, proceed immediately to graduate assistant/quality control coach position back at Boise, where whatever happens in Detroit, you’ll never have to buy your own drinks again.

To the doubters, just watch the Gruden QB Camp episode with him.

That is all.

Kellen Moore= Future CFL QB.

Ok. Sure. Third string guys usually come up and light it up.

Hill is actually one of the best backups in the league, however as a result he also one of the more expensive. He just signed a new 2 year contract, after that he’ll probably be gone and Moore could be the backup. Look for Moore to be the #2 QB in Detroit in 2014

Stafford is the unquestioned leader of this team and Hill is intrenched as the back-up. That means Moore can learn his craft without pressure, BUT, if guys get hurt (which never happens in the NFL), Moore will get his shot with “sick” WRs everywhere you look.