Kellen Moore. Photo: Courtesy Boise State AthleticsCollege football’s winningest quarterback of all time returns to Idaho Saturday night as Boise State unveils a statue in his honor.Kellen Moore, who went 50-3 from 2007-2011 with the Broncos, finished his career ranked second in the NCAA in passin g touchdowns (142), third in passing efficiency (168.97), and fifth in career passing yardage (14,667). He was also Boise State’s first Heisman Trophy finalist and a four-time first-team All-American.Moore is currently in his second season as the head coach of the New Orleans Saints. He won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024 as the offensive coordinator. In 2018, he was inducted into the Boise State Athletics Hall of Fame. Moore has been nominated for the College Football Hall of Fame ballot several times, but has yet to be selected.The 11-foot bronze statue, located at the northeast corner of Albertsons Stadium near the North End Zone, will be unveiled at halftime. Created by Ben Victor, the sculpture “captures Moore in his iconic left-handed windup, on blue turf, in full Boise State uniform, and features levels of detail that represent the specific era of Boise State football. The statue itself is 1.5-times life size, towering over 9-feet tall,” according to a news release from Boise State earlier this summer.This is not the only nod to Moore at Albertsons Stadium. This summer, an orange hash mark was installed at the 11-yard line to “recognize the transformational impact of the two Heisman candidates.” The two-yard line also has an orange hash mark for former Bronco Ashton Jeanty.Moore will also raise the “Blue Chaos” flag before the game Saturday night. ...read more read less