

Joe Brady is the new head coach of the Buffalo Bills. With a new leader at the top, that means a, mostly, new coaching staff will be working with the players in 2026.
It's been less than a week since Brady was hired, but the team has wasted no time in filling out the coaching staff as the offseason gets underway.
On Saturday, the Bills announced the three coordinators hired to coach alongside Brady.
From a first-time NFL coordinator to long-time veteran coaches, it seems like the Bills want to surround Brady with a mix of young and established coaches. To that end, it might be hard to track everyone who's been reported or officially announced for the staff.
So, we decided to put together a tracker to keep you up to date on all of the hirings for Buffalo's staff. Below you'll find a list of names along with whether or not they have been officially confirmed by the team or just reported by various sources.
Head Coach: Joe Brady - Confirmed
The 21st head coach in franchise history, Joe Brady was hired after spending the last two-and-a-half years as Buffalo's offensive coordinator. He was one of nine candidates who interviewed for the open position.
Offensive Coordinator: Pete Carmichael Jr. - Confirmed
Pete Carmichael Jr. is a veteran offensive coordinator who comes over from the Denver Broncos. Carmichael Jr. is most known for his 15 years as offensive coordinator in New Orleans. During that time with the Saints, both Carmichael Jr. and Brady were on Sean Payton's staff from 2017-18.
Defense Coordinator: Jim Leonhard - Confirmed
One of the most coveted assistant coaches available, Jim Leonhard is a first-time defensive coordinator. Prior to taking the job with Buffalo, he was the defensive passing game coordinator for Denver.
Special Teams Coordinator: Jeff Rodgers - Confirmed
After surviving two head coaching changes as special teams coordinator with the Arizona Cardinals, Jeff Rodgers leaves the desert to join the Bills in the same role. His unit in Arizona was the first to return a kickoff for a touchdown with the new dynamic kickoff rules. Coincidentally enough, that kickoff return came against Buffalo in Week 1 of the 2024 season.
Offensive Line: Pat Meyer - Reported
Pat Meyer joins the Bills after spending the last four seasons as the offensive line coach in Pittsburgh. He replaces the retired Aaron Kromer.
Training Staff: Strength and Conditioning Coach Will Greenberg, Director of Performance and Innovation Joe Collins, and Head Athletic Trainer Nate Breske will return for 2026 - Confirmed.
Defensive Backs: Jay Valai - Reported
Valai was sought after by a number of teams, but joins Buffalo after spending the last few years as Oklahoma's assistant head coach and co-defensive coordinator.
Insider Linebackers: John Egorugwu - Reported
Egorugwu returns to Buffalo after previously working in the same role with the New York Giants. He spent 2018-2020 with the Bills.
Linebackers: Bobby Aprill III - Reported
According to Ian Rapoport, April III is joining the Bills after spending the last three years at Stanford as defensive coordinator. April III has a history with the Bills, spending 2015-16 as linebackers coach. His father, Bobby April Jr. was Buffalo's special teams coordinator from 2004-2009.
Wide Receivers: Drew Terrell - Reported
Terrell joins after time with Arizona as its passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach.
Quarterbacks: Bo Hardegree - Reported
Hardegree joins the Bills after spending time with the Titans. He reportedly turned down a promotion to work with Josh Allen
Running Backs: Kelly Skipper
Retained from 2025 Bills staff.
Tight Ends: Rob Boras
Retained from 2025 Bills staff.
Assistant OL: Austin Gund
Retained from 2025 Bills staff.
Assistant WR/Quality Control: DJ Mangas
Retained from 2025 Bills staff.
Passing Game Specialist: Mark Lubick
Retained from 2025 Bills staff.
Offensive Quality Control: Kyle Shurmur
Retained from 2025 Bills staff.
Defensive Line: Terrance Jamison - Reported
Jamison joins the Bills after spending 2025 as the co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Illinois.
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