Joe Brady

Joe Brady began his career as a notable figure in American football by serving as the offensive coordinator for the LSU Tigers during their 2019 season. Under his guidance, the team achieved a memorable season, setting several school and NCAA records. His contributions to the team were recognized that same year when he won the Broyles Award, an honor bestowed annually to the best assistant coach in college football.

Following his time with the LSU Tigers, Brady transitioned to the NFL, where he served as the offensive coordinator for the Carolina Panthers from 2020 to 2021. In 2022, he took on the role of quarterbacks coach for the Buffalo Bills. His impact was quickly felt as he helped the Bills' offense adopt a more balanced approach, which contributed to their AFC East title in 2023. Following his successful stint as quarterbacks coach, Brady was promoted to full-time offensive coordinator in January 2024.

Brady's strategic approach to football coaching and offensive tactics has been a topic of widespread discussion in sports media, further establishing his prominence in the field. His achievements were recognized in 2024 when he was a finalist for the NFL Assistant Coach of the Year Award. As the culmination of his upward trajectory, Brady was appointed as the head coach for the Buffalo Bills in January 2026.