Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady is catching some attention across the NFL. According to various reports and updates, including from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Brady has had at least four teams request to interview him for their vacant head coach positions in their respective front offices.

The New York Jets requested a head coach interview with Joe Brady, the team's offensive coordinator, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic. Brady took over after the team fired Ken Dorsey last season. Under Brady, the team scored 30.9 points per game, the second-highest total in the NFL.

Mentioned as a potential candidate last week, Joe Brady is indeed drawing interest for the Bears head coaching vacancy. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Bears have requested an interview with the Bills offensive coordinator.

Coordinator Joe Brady’s coaching trajectory is back on the rise after year-and-a-half of overseeing the Buffalo Bills’ dynamic, Josh Allen-led offense

We know that the Buffalo Bills love themselves some William & Mary Tribe. Head Coach Sean McDermott has brought on the likes of Christian Taylor and Joe Brady to help with the staff. As Brady has elevated to the Offensive Coordinator role,

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady is drawing interest from the New York Jets after a standout season leading the NFL's 2nd-highest scoring offense. Brady took over midseason, helping the Bills finish 13-4.

The Buffalo Bills are about to embark on another playoff journey, beginning with hosting the Denver Broncos in the wild card round. And while the Bills' path to winning their first Super Bowl is what Buffalo fans are most focused on,

Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady said he is honored to be in consideration for rival head coaching positions but that the potential career move won’t divide his attention during the NFL playoffs.