Meet the New NFL Coaches: Who is Under Most Year 1 Pressure?
Matt discusses the head coaches on new teams for this season, particularly Joe Brady's move to the Bills. Learn his strategy and explore the stadium debate.
Video Transcript
There are a bunch of new coaches in the NFL, first time and in their new jobs, first year in their new positions.
Let's talk about some of them.
So Mike LaFleur is in Arizona.
Kevin Stefanski is in Atlanta.
Jesse Minter is with the Ravens.
Joe Brady is with the Browns.
Clint Kubiak is with the Raiders.
Jeff Hafley is with the Dolphins.
Mike McCarthy is with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
John Harbaugh is with the Giants.
And Robert Saleh is with the Tennessee Titans.
Let's talk about the Bills for a second and where we are with a team that has an MVP candidate in the prime of his career.
You've got a Joe Brady-led offense.
Now he becomes the head coach.
They were defense with Sean McDermott, and now they go offense with Joe Brady.
He said yesterday about being hired, saying, "I didn't take this job to shy away from expectations.
I know what I signed up for, and I'm going to embrace it because no one rises to low expectations.
I want this city-- I want what this city wants," which is a championship.
But he's 36 years old, coming in to a market that is opening up a brand-new stadium in which this week we will see what this stadium looks like when the Bills are hosting the Panthers for their first preseason game.
But the reports by fans who went to the scrimmage is that there are seats that you can't see the whole field.
They have obstructed view seats in a stadium being built in 2026.
That is malpractice.
That should never happen.
We should never have obstructed view seats in a stadium that is brand new.
So you've got a lot of things going on, and to the point where, like, the Bills publicly are talking really crazy about, like, "Hey, you should be thankful for what we have built and the money that we have invested."
Like, it, it, it's weird
