Buffalo Rumblinks, 11/17: Joe Brady Unveiled as Bills’ New Offensive Coordinator…
In the first ten games of the 2023 NFL season, the Buffalo Bills’ offense struggled, showcasing moments of brilliance amid extended periods of inconsistency that led to a 5-5 start. Head Coach Sean McDermott responded to the offensive challenges by relieving Ken Dorsey of his duties as offensive coordinator, appointing Joe Brady, the team’s quarterbacks coach, as his replacement.
In this edition of Buffalo Rumblinks, the focus is on Joe Brady’s debut as the Bills’ offensive coordinator. Brady shared his vision for energizing quarterback Josh Allen and the team, acknowledging the daunting task of revitalizing a struggling offense. The media delved into Brady’s plans to rebuild Allen’s confidence, gathered insights from Buffalo players on Brady’s potential impact, and explored the dynamics of his new role.
Articles include Brady’s emphasis on creating a team-centric offensive identity rather than a personal one, along with players’ perspectives on the interim OC. Additionally, the reasons behind Ken Dorsey’s dismissal were examined, with insights into Dorsey’s inexperience as a play-caller and reactions from Bills players acknowledging his commitment.
The aftermath of the Bills’ unexpected 24-22 home loss to the Denver Broncos is also covered. Analysis includes the questionable defensive substitutions on Denver’s crucial field goal attempt, resulting in a penalty for having 12 men on the field. The piece also features positional grades and discussions on Coach McDermott’s performance, suggesting a potential hot seat for him.
Recent Buffalo Rumblings articles cover various aspects, such as snap counts from the Bills vs. Broncos game, a rookie report, reflections from key figures on the final moments of the Denver game, and Joe Brady’s insights into his new role as interim offensive coordinator. The removal of Ken Dorsey is analyzed from different perspectives, including opinions and in-depth analysis from ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky on the Bills’ offensive struggles under Dorsey.
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