Buffalo Bills Head Coach Joe Brady is absolutely cooking to start his NFL head-coaching career, hitting an incredible 3-0 record without a single loss. This guy just led his team to a 24-16 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, pushing him into some seriously exclusive company. At just 37 years old, Brady is now the fifth-youngest head coach in NFL history to kick things off with three straight wins. Think about that: only legends like Josh McDaniels, John Madden, Bill Cowher, and Mike Tomlin were younger when they first hit that 3-0 mark. McDaniels and Madden were both 33, while Cowher and Tomlin were 35. That’s a Hall of Fame list Brady just joined!
History Maker: Not Just Buffalo, But the Whole League
Brady had already carved out a slice of Bills history just a week before this latest win. After Buffalo beat Detroit, he became the first head coach in franchise history to win his first two regular-season games at the helm. Then Sunday happened, pushing that streak to three and taking his accomplishment way beyond just the Buffalo record books. This isn’t just a good start, it’s an historically great one, and it’s happening right now in the early stages of the season, setting a wild trend.
Young Gun Taking Over the NFL
And get this: Brady just turned 37 on Wednesday, making him the youngest active head coach in the entire NFL. But it gets even crazier! According to Bills PR, he is also the second-youngest head coach or manager across *all* of the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL. The only guy younger is 34-year-old Washington Nationals manager Blake Butera. Before taking the top job, Brady spent two-plus seasons running the Bills’ offense, first as interim offensive coordinator in 2023, then in the permanent role. Now, three games into his first head-coaching gig, he’s got three wins. What a wild ride! This 3-0 start tells you everything about the kind of leader he is and how he’s got that team locked in. This early season form is absolutely something to watch.
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Originally reported by Buffalo Rumblings.
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