Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady is in Las Vegas for a second head coaching interview with the Las Vegas Raiders, per Adam Schefter of ESPN.
Brady has emerged as a significant candidate in the coaching cycle after a successful tenure as the Bills' interim offensive coordinator. He took over play-calling duties in Buffalo midway through the 2023 season following the dismissal of Ken Dorsey. Under his leadership, the Bills' offense saw a notable resurgence, helping the team secure a playoff berth and the AFC East title. The organization officially named him their permanent offensive coordinator earlier this month.
The Las Vegas Raiders are currently conducting an extensive search for a permanent head coach to lead the franchise into the 2024 season. Brady's arrival in Las Vegas for a second interview indicates he is a finalist for the position. The Raiders have been evaluating several candidates to find the right fit for their roster, and Brady's work with Josh Allen and the Buffalo offense has made him a top target for the vacancy.
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