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Bills' offensive coordinator Joe Brady was a hot name on the coaching market following a historic 2024 season in Buffalo. The 2025 season was not quite the same level of production for Brady and the Bills' offense. But that has not stopped teams from vying for his services.

The Steelers are one of eight head coaching vacancies around the NFL. One of those openings briefly belonged to their longtime rivals, the Baltimore Ravens, who fired John Harbaugh after 18 seasons shortly after their Week 18 loss to -- coincidentally -- the Steelers.

Requested interview with Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham. Requested interview with Panthers executive vice president Brandt Tilis as well as Lions COO Mike Disner for their president of football operations job.

Is Matt Lafleur staying with the Packers? Follow for the latest coaching rumors, NFL coaching hires and more on Jan. 15.

For 12 assistant coaches whose teams are still alive in the playoffs, this week has been a collision of two lifelong dreams.

Brady has interviews scheduled with the Raiders, Ravens and Falcons on Sunday, one day after Buffalo's divisional playoff game against Denver.

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady has been a hot name during the latest NFL head coach hiring cycle.

If Udinski nails the interview and the Browns hire him to replace Kevin Stefanski, he’ll be the youngest coach ever hired in the NFL. Rams coach Sean McVay currently holds that distinction, having been hired at 30 years and 354 days in 2017. Two weeks later, he turned 31.