Summary
The Buffalo Bills decided to part ways with head coach Sean McDermott after nine seasons. They have now agreed to hire Joe Brady, who was previously their offensive coordinator, as the new head coach. Brady is expected to enhance the team's postseason performance.
Key Facts
- The Buffalo Bills let go of head coach Sean McDermott after nine seasons.
- McDermott had a 98–50 record and led the team to five AFC East titles.
- The Bills struggled in the playoffs, going 8–8 and not reaching the Super Bowl.
- Joe Brady, the team's former offensive coordinator, will be the new head coach.
- Brady previously worked with quarterback Josh Allen, which likely influenced the hiring decision.
- Brady has a strong background in offense and a history with successful teams.
- The Bills interviewed other candidates, including Brian Daboll and Davis Webb, before choosing Brady.
