Bills Appoint Joe Brady as New Head Coach
The Buffalo Bills have officially appointed Joe Brady as their new head coach, securing him with a five-year deal. This decision follows his successful tenure as the team’s offensive coordinator, a role he held for the last two seasons.
Background on Joe Brady
Joe Brady previously served as the Bills’ quarterbacks coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator in 2022. He took over as interim offensive coordinator during the final nine games of the 2023 season, including the playoffs.
Offensive Achievements
Under Brady’s guidance, the Bills offense has excelled in multiple statistical categories, highlighting his effectiveness as a coach. Notable statistics from the 2025 season include:
- Rushing Yards per Game: 159.6 (1st overall)
- Time of Possession: 33:08 (1st overall)
- Red Zone Efficiency: 66.2% (3rd overall)
- Points per Game: 28.3 (4th overall)
- Total Yards per Game: 376.3 (4th overall)
Brady’s Impact and Transition
Since Brady became the Bills’ offensive coordinator, the team has averaged 29.6 points per game, placing them second in the league. Additionally, they have recorded:
- 367.7 total yards per game (3rd)
- 145.4 rushing yards per game (3rd)
- 222.3 passing yards per game (10th)
Brady replaces Sean McDermott, who was dismissed following a heartbreaking 33-30 overtime playoff loss to the Denver Broncos. The Bills are optimistic that Brady’s promotion will continue the upward trajectory of their offensive performance.
