There are some things that get etched in our memory. And for football fans, the name ‘Brady’ has become synonymous with winning and offensive capabilities. Of course, the former New England Patriots QB Tom Brady made that happen. But now there’s a new Brady on the block and his offense is nothing to be trifled with!

Some would go as far as to say that Tom Brady became bigger than football itself. But what all would agree was his willingness to tear up defenses. That is the exact mindset that the new interim Buffalo Bills OC also possesses.

Brady’s name has that offensive ring to it

The Bills have been highly inconsistent this season. Going 5-5 before last week’s matchup and their shoddy offense was to blame. Though some pointed swords at QB Josh Allen, the management it seems figured out the culprit, 42-year-old OC Ken Dorsey. He was axed after the Bills lost to the Denver Broncos 24-22. In stepped Joe Brady.

His primary task was to bring some stability and confidence in the Bills offensive lineup and that he did. The 34-year-old’s first game was against the New York Jets. And the Bills’ offense blossomed as they scored 32 in reply to just 6.

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Brady was previously OC of the Carolina Panthers, but was let go in 2021. His comeback game was one of the best anyone could have hoped for. But now comes the big challenge for the team! The NFC East winners and one of the favorites to win it all, the Philadelphia Eagles.

Joe Brady has plans in motion

While the Bills might have secured their playoff spot by warding off divisional rivals the Jets, they can solidify it with a win against the Eagles. But it is not an easy task. The Eagles are 9-1 and fresh off defeating the defending champions, the Kansas City Chiefs.

“They do a really good job of affecting the quarterback and getting after it and they have playmakers on the outside and so it’s going to be a great challenge for us”, said Brady. But he displayed his confidence as well by saying, “I’m glad we got a full week this week to prepare and get ready for them”.

Only time will tell if Joe Brady becomes as renowned as Tom Brady. But its glimpses will be seen at the game against the Eagles.

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