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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and his wife Hailee Steinfeld are expecting their first child; Steinfeld details the pregnancy journey in her Beau Society newsletter, including preparing for a nursery and a recent baby shower.
Bleacher Report’s Gary Davenport re-ranks the 2018 quarterback class after Sam Darnold’s Super Bowl win with Seattle, placing Josh Allen No. 1, followed by Lamar Jackson, Sam Darnold, Baker Mayfield, Mason Rudolph, and Mike White. The piece highlights Allen’s sustained excellence, Jackson’s dual-threat impact and injuries, Darnold’s redemption arc, Mayfield’s volatile career, Rudolph as a steady backup, and White as a journeyman depth option.
Bills coach Joe Brady said he regrets the way he described wanting Josh Allen to throw a pick during practice on The Pat McAfee Show, stressing he’s a head coach who aims to spur competition for all units; he reaffirmed the regret on the Fitz & Whit podcast, noting the comment didn’t reflect his respect for Allen after Buffalo’s season-ending loss in which Allen committed four turnovers.
Buffalo Bills coach Joe Brady apologized for a remark on The Pat McAfee Show about celebrating Josh Allen’s interceptions, saying he regretted the comment and that, as a head coach, he’ll be more measured and aligned with both sides of the ball after signaling he’s still in it with the defense.
The Buffalo Bills hired Pete Carmichael Jr., former New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator and current Broncos senior offensive assistant, as their offensive coordinator, reuniting him with Joe Brady’s staff and adding Sean Payton’s play-caller influence to Josh Allen’s offense.
Bills players welcomed Joe Brady as the new head coach, praising his high-energy, authentic approach and his stance on players expressing their personalities; Brady stressed being himself and holding players to a high standard, with Josh Allen expressing confidence in the hire and believing he will help unify the team.
NFL Roundup (Jan 29, 2026): Patriots coach Mike Vrabel says there’s “not much” concern over Drake Maye’s right shoulder as Maye is listed as a limited participant, while Bills QB Josh Allen disclosed he underwent foot surgery with an eight-to-10 week recovery ahead of the offseason; Buffalo also hired Pat Meyer as OL coach. Additional notes include Ravens keeping Randy Brown on staff, Falcons interviewing Ian Cunningham for GM, and Buccaneers hiring Andrew Mitchell as assistant OL coach.
Josh Allen said he isn’t giving up on Keon Coleman and will work tirelessly with him to help Buffalo’s offense, as offseason questions—including the impact of Terry Pegula’s remarks and coaching changes—loom over Coleman’s role and the team’s direction.
Sports Illustrated’s Gilberto Manzano unveils Nos. 10–1 of the 2026 NFL Top 100, led by No. 1 Josh Allen with No. 2 Myles Garrett, No. 3 Ja’Marr Chase, No. 4 Puka Nacua and No. 5 Will Anderson Jr.; the piece emphasizes future projection and surrounding team context, notes Mahomes’ knee surgery as a factor for the upcoming season, and shows a top-heavy mix of quarterbacks, non-QB playmakers and pass rushers fueling the ranking.
The Buffalo Bills named Joe Brady their next head coach on a five-year deal, making him the NFL’s youngest head coach in 2026 at age 36. Brady, who has steered Buffalo’s high-powered offense since 2022 (OC since 2023), is credited with elevating Josh Allen to MVP-caliber play in 2024 and helping James Cook win the 2025 rushing title, with Bills’ metrics ranking among the league’s best in several EPA and efficiency categories. He already has strong ties to multiple Bills assistants, suggesting continuity on the staff as the team adapts to his offense.
Buffalo appointed Joe Brady as head coach on a five-year deal after firing Sean McDermott following an AFC Divisional Round loss to Denver; Brady, who has been the Bills’ offensive coordinator and helped LSU win a national title, is expected to install a new leadership structure and may hire Jim Leonhard as defensive coordinator, with Josh Allen at quarterback as the Bills pursue a Super Bowl.
The Buffalo Bills promoted offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach on a five-year deal after two productive seasons that helped produce an NFL MVP quarterback in Josh Allen and a strong rushing year, as Buffalo moves on from fired coach Sean McDermott in pursuit of another Super Bowl run.
The Buffalo Bills promoted offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach on a five-year deal after Sean McDermott was fired; Brady previously helped Josh Allen earn MVP honors and improve Buffalo's run game, having risen from quarterbacks coach to interim OC in 2023 before taking the full OC role in 2024.
The Buffalo Bills promote offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach, replacing fired Sean McDermott. Brady, 36, previously Panthers OC and Bills OC since 2021, helped lead the search alongside Josh Allen; the move follows a playoff exit and aims to push Buffalo toward a Super Bowl under new leadership.
Buffalo has interviewed six candidates for its next head coach and was set to speak with Grant Udinski; unexpectedly, Philip Rivers is in the running, with reports that Rivers, Josh Allen, and Broncos QB Davis Webb share the same agent—an connection that could influence the Bills’ hire, even as Webb remains in the playoffs.