The Buffalo Bills are preparing for their wild-card matchup against the Broncos on Sunday, but offensive coordinator Joe Brady will likely have plenty of other prep work to do on his own.

Josh Allen has a foolproof plan to ensure offensive coordinator Joe Brady remains with the Buffalo Bills. When asked what Brady brought to the team's offense this year, Allen made a bold decision. He lied.

Coordinator Joe Brady's coaching trajectory is back on the rise after year-and-a-half of overseeing the Buffalo Bills' dynamic, Josh Allen-led offense.

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady is catching some attention across the NFL. According to various reports and updates, including from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Brady has had at least four teams request to interview him for their vacant head coach positions in their respective front offices.

The New York Jets requested a head coach interview with Joe Brady, the team's offensive coordinator, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic. Brady took over after the team fired Ken Dorsey last season. Under Brady, the team scored 30.9 points per game, the second-highest total in the NFL.

Joe Brady's NFL coaching career started with the Saints in 2017. This year, he coordinated a Buffalo Bills attack that finished No. 2 in scoring.

Mentioned as a potential candidate last week, Joe Brady is indeed drawing interest for the Bears head coaching vacancy. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Bears have requested an interview with the Bills offensive coordinator.

Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady said he is honored to be in consideration for rival head coaching positions but that the potential career move won’t divide his attention during the NFL playoffs.

The Buffalo Bills are gearing up for another playoff run, which will begin in Buffalo when they host the Denver Broncos and rookie quarterback Bo Nix. And while the Bills have their sights set on the Super Bowl,