Summary
Joe Brady decided to stay with the Buffalo Bills and became their head coach, even though he had other job offers from NFL teams. Brady was previously considered for positions with the Baltimore Ravens and Denver Broncos. He was promoted within the Bills organization, partly to keep quarterback Josh Allen happy.
Key Facts
- Joe Brady is the new head coach of the Buffalo Bills.
- Brady was offered positions with the Baltimore Ravens and Denver Broncos before accepting the Bills’ offer.
- Brady helped lead LSU to a National Championship in 2019 as a passing game coordinator.
- He previously worked as the offensive coordinator for the Carolina Panthers.
- He joined the Buffalo Bills as a quarterbacks coach and was later made their offensive coordinator.
- The Bills decided to promote Brady after firing former head coach Sean McDermott.
- Quarterback Josh Allen was involved in the decision to hire Brady as head coach.
- Bills players have expressed support and respect for Brady as a leader and coach.
