Bills' Offense Coordinator to Interview with Two NFL Teams the Day After Divisional Round Game
The Buffalo Bills will have their focus on preparing for their upcoming divisional round playoff game against the Denver Broncos this weekend, but one person's mind is elsewhere - offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Just a day after the game, Brady is set to sit down for head coaching interviews with two NFL teams.
According to reports, Brady will be speaking with both the Baltimore Ravens and the Atlanta Falcons about potential vacancies on their staffs. The interest in Brady comes as no surprise, given his impressive resume. He led LSU's national championship team in 2019 and won the Broyles Award as the nation's top assistant coach. He then joined the Carolina Panthers as an offensive coordinator before taking over with the Buffalo Bills from 2023 to 2025.
While the Falcons are currently considered a leading candidate for Brady, reports suggest that Kevin Stefanski has emerged as their top choice. This would mean Brady would need to make a strong impression if he is to be considered as a serious contender for the job. The Ravens, on the other hand, have already interviewed around 10 candidates and may have their decision made before Brady even sits down with them.
Brady's situation is an interesting one - the Bills will need him to keep his focus sharp in preparation for the divisional round game against the Broncos this weekend. With two major teams eyeing him as a potential head coach, it remains to be seen how Brady's priorities will shift after the game.
The Buffalo Bills will have their focus on preparing for their upcoming divisional round playoff game against the Denver Broncos this weekend, but one person's mind is elsewhere - offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Just a day after the game, Brady is set to sit down for head coaching interviews with two NFL teams.
According to reports, Brady will be speaking with both the Baltimore Ravens and the Atlanta Falcons about potential vacancies on their staffs. The interest in Brady comes as no surprise, given his impressive resume. He led LSU's national championship team in 2019 and won the Broyles Award as the nation's top assistant coach. He then joined the Carolina Panthers as an offensive coordinator before taking over with the Buffalo Bills from 2023 to 2025.
While the Falcons are currently considered a leading candidate for Brady, reports suggest that Kevin Stefanski has emerged as their top choice. This would mean Brady would need to make a strong impression if he is to be considered as a serious contender for the job. The Ravens, on the other hand, have already interviewed around 10 candidates and may have their decision made before Brady even sits down with them.
Brady's situation is an interesting one - the Bills will need him to keep his focus sharp in preparation for the divisional round game against the Broncos this weekend. With two major teams eyeing him as a potential head coach, it remains to be seen how Brady's priorities will shift after the game.
. I mean, Joe Brady is basically one of the hottest commodities in the league right now. He's got this incredible track record and everyone wants a piece of him. The fact that he's only been with the Bills for two years already makes me wonder if his true ambition is to be a head coach rather than an OC.
. It's like he's got this weight on his shoulders and everyone's watching him every move. The reports of Kevin Stefanski being their top choice for the Falcons job makes sense - you've got to wonder if Brady will be able to steal that show.
. Can Brady truly compete with all these heavy hitters? I think what's most fascinating is how this plays out for Brady himself and his own aspirations.
dude I'm telling you something fishy is going on here. First of all, who needs an assistant coach from LSU and Carolina Panthers running the show for these two teams? There must be some shady connections at play. And what's with Kevin Stefanski being their top choice? Does he have some kinda inside track or something? 
. I mean, the guy has won championships and awards, he's one of the best in the business. It's only natural that top teams like the Ravens and Falcons want to bring him on board. But at the same time, you gotta feel for the Bills, they've got a good thing going with Brady at the helm and now this could be an opportunity they might not get again 
. Still, I'm sure he'll make it work, he's a pro 
. I just hope the Bills don't get distracted by all this coaching drama, they need to focus on crushing those Broncos 
. I mean, Joe Brady is off making interviews with other teams already? That just shows he thinks he's got what it takes to be a head coach in this league. But let's be real, he's still trying to figure out their offense 
. I'm not saying he's bad or anything, but he's gotta prove himself first. The Bills need him to focus on the game plan against the Broncos before he can even think about being a head coach somewhere else 
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i mean the ravens are probably gonna make a decision by then tho, but brady's gotta stay focused on the bills game first 
. And what's with these two teams wanting him so badly already? The Ravens just need a distraction from their own struggles and the Falcons want someone to make up for their lack of talent 
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i mean, he just got done with his first season as the bills' OC and already he's being considered for a head coach job 
. it's like, brady's got the skills and the resume to back it up, but i feel like he needs to focus on getting his team ready for the broncos game this weekend 
. two teams are vying for him, and we don't know how he'll prioritize his time between preparing for the playoffs and being interviewed for a head coaching gig 
. The Bills need him to stay focused for this weekend's game against the Broncos, but it's hard to see how he can keep his priorities straight after sitting down with two major teams. I think the Falcons are a safe bet they'll go all in on Stefanski, though... 
but at the same time, his mind is on the Bills game tomorrow, gotta keep that focus 
, what if he gets distracted by all these head coaching interviews? 
. Like, don't get me wrong, the guy's got skills and all, but can he really make that big of a jump from coordinator to head coach? It feels like he's still trying to figure out his own identity in the NFL 
. Maybe he'll just surprise us all and be a natural, but I'm keeping my expectations pretty low 
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! From LSU to Carolina to Buffalo - the guy's got skills 
. But can he keep it together for just one more week? Like, the Bills game is coming up and they need him to focus 
Only time will tell... 
). And I think it's awesome that he's getting to stay in the loop with all these teams, especially since he knows what makes them tick as players. Fingers crossed that whatever team he chooses will be an amazing fit for him! 
The fact that Kevin Stefanski is the top choice for the Falcons kinda puts pressure on Brady, but I think he'll kill it in his interview either way