Kellen Moore, 36, a former quarterback who spent three seasons with the Lions from 2012-14, was named head coach of the New Orleans Saints on Tuesday. His move completes this year's hiring cycle, as seven franchises — including the Chicago Bears ( Ben Johnson) and New York Jets ( Aaron Glenn) — tapped new leaders.

NFL's 32 head coaches have spent time with the Detroit Lions as a player, and 3 more were with the team as an assistant.

With Moore’s hiring in New Orleans, the head-coaching carousel has come to a close in the days following the Super Bowl.