The Buffalo Bills‘ search for a new head coach after firing Sean McDermott on January 19 continues. After interviewing the likes of Philip Rivers and Mike McDaniel, the AFC East franchise turned to the man who was instrumental in nearly eliminating them on January 11.

“We have completed an interview with Jacksonville Jaguars OC Grant Udinski for our head coaching position,” the Bills tweeted this update on X on Sunday.

The interview signals Buffalo’s next step after McDermott’s exit, as the Bills explore new leadership options and prepare to make a major head coaching decision soon.

Udinski never played a snap in the NFL, moving from the Towson Tigers as a player to a graduate assistant at Baylor. After stints as a coaching assistant with the Panthers, he rose to assistant offensive coordinator and assistant quarterback coach with the Vikings. But it was in Jacksonville that he really established himself as a name to reckon with.