🏈 Key candidates in play:
– Brian Daboll: The former Bills/Giants coach who helped Josh Allen blossom into an MVP-caliber QB from 2018-2021. He’s drawing strong buzz for the top job, with support from former Bills lineman Jon Feliciano.
– Joe Brady: The Bills’ current offensive coordinator, who’s been praised for his work with Allen. Some see him as a “homegrown” choice who could keep the offense most like it is, but there are questions about 2025 performance.
– Anthony Lynn: Commanders running backs coach/run game coordinator, who’s slated for an interview. A familiar voice with NFL coaching chops.
⚡️ Why Brady could have an edge: He’s had recent success guiding Allen, and familiarity with the QB could ease a transition and keep the offense aligned with what fans loved in the Allen era.
📊 Takeaways and vibes:
– Daboll’s track record with Allen makes him an intriguing “win-now” option, given the duo’s history of turning talent into contention.
– Brady’s recent work with the Bills offers continuity, but some concerns about consistency in 2025 linger.
– The Bills are moving fast, aiming to restore their Super Bowl window and keep the offense competitive while evolving the coaching staff.
🔥 Big picture: Buffalo is starting over with a short leash and a clear goal — keep the offense potent, maximize Josh Allen, and chase that elusive Super Bowl run. The fan energy is high as the hunt intensifies.
