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The Buffalo Bills' head coach sees great potential in the coaching profession for one of the team's young offensive assistants.

Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady praised offensive assistant Trace McSorley, predicting the former Penn State quarterback will eventually become an NFL offensive coordinator. Brady hired McSorley to his Buffalo coaching staff after working alongside him in 2016 at Penn State, where Brady served as a graduate assistant during McSorley's collegiate career.
McSorley has primarily worked with the Bills' wide receivers this season, an assignment Brady believes broadens his football knowledge. Brady highlighted McSorley's leadership and noted that gaining experience outside of quarterback coaching will prepare him for future coordinator roles.
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