The Buffalo Bills are hiring Jim Leonhard as their new defensive coordinator, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The two sides have reportedly agreed to terms on a deal to bring the highly sought-after assistant to Buffalo.
Leonhard joins the Bills from the Denver Broncos, where he most recently served as the defensive passing game coordinator. A former NFL player himself, Leonhard has established a reputation as a premier defensive mind. The move is considered a significant addition for the staff of coach Joe Brady, as Leonhard was a coveted candidate during this hiring cycle.
Known for his tactical expertise, Leonhard previously spent several years coaching at the collegiate level before moving to the NFL ranks. His arrival in Buffalo marks a key step in the team's offseason restructuring as they look to solidify their defensive unit for the upcoming season.
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