Brandin Cooks emphasizes his favorite feature of the new Saints coach Kellen Moore

Kellen Moores versatility and maximizing the talent were a constant description of its offensive mentality since his name began to circulate the vacancy of New Orleans Saints. After Brandin Cooks had been signed by the saints, he competed in the list of people who highlighted this property in Moore's crimes.

After rating Moore's offense, Cooks' Takaway “was exactly the way he was using. Even when he was with the cowboys, chargers. He used all of his pieces. He used all of his pieces to her strength. Not only the recipients, but his back. He has a unique balance from his passing game and running game.”

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A simple concept may appear, but there are many times in which teams do not use players to strengthen their strengths. Saints fans were first -hand with a quick growth from Zach Baun after leaving New Orleans.

The saints have talented weapons on the offensive, and now this list contains cooks. Chris Olave is an emerging player. Rashid Shaheed is already a deep elite threat that enters into its fourth season. Frustration about Juwan Johnson is that he was a player who has been shaped by his potential for years. The ability to maximize coaching from the perspective of coaching should have a strong influence on the player on an individual level.

Moore's flexibility in his approach enables him to approach his offense as the aspect that has to be around the players and not the other way around. The way Moore is described and the talent of the saint has the testimony of an exciting crime.

This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Veteran Saints WR praises Kellen Moore's approach to the crime