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Kellen Moore had the audacity to joke about the New Orleans Saints slow starts before playing in Paris. It wasn't good then and looks worse now…

Writer Darrion Gray criticizes New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore following an offensive struggle against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris. Prior to the game, Moore joked that a time zone change might help the team start fast, a comment Gray argues aged poorly after another sluggish offensive performance. Gray contends that the Saints have consistently started slow under Moore's leadership across multiple quarterbacks.
The article highlights that New Orleans has managed just six first-quarter points through seven games, averaging under one point per first quarter. While the Saints previously compensated with strong fourth-quarter finishes, Gray argues that the recent absence of those late-game surges leaves the offense looking lethargic and ineffective overall.
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