In a recent development, it has been confirmed that the Buffalo Bills are currently conducting an official interview with Joe Brady for the position of offensive coordinator. This news comes after Brady served as the interim offensive coordinator for the team in their last nine games.
Joe Brady, who served as the interim offensive coordinator for the Buffalo Bills in their last nine games, is now being considered for the permanent role. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Brady is undergoing an interview for the offensive coordinator position on Thursday. Previously, Brady took over as the interim coordinator after Ken Dorsey was dismissed following the Bills’ Week 10 loss to the Denver Broncos (24-22).
Subsequently, under Brady’s guidance, the Bills achieved a 7-2 record, including the playoffs. Throughout Brady’s nine-game tenure as the offensive playcaller, Buffalo averaged 27.11 points per game, and the running game thrived with a minimum of 105 rushing yards in each game. Quarterback Josh Allen has expressed his support for Brady, stating that he would wholeheartedly embrace his appointment as the offensive coordinator, praising his passion, dedication, and preparation during the past several weeks.
