Joe Brady

Hopefully you are doing well on this Fugazi Friday.

One guy who is definitely not a Fugazi, that'd be Josh Allen, and his boy Joe Brady.

They, they are lighting the world up.

Uh, back-to-back big wins, 2-0.

It's like, yeah, you, you can do that a little bit.

Because right now, the other thing is their personnel on offense, I mean, James Cook, how good is that guy? How, how good is, is Kincaid? Dalton Knox, your number two, that's pretty good.

Remember when Joe Brady was hired, the Keon Coleman situation came up because last year it was a nightmare.

And he specifically said, "I was one of the guys pounding the table for this player." And then by a second game, I mean, what did Keon Coleman do tonight? He had six catches for 63 yards, and you felt his presence there.

NFL Week 2, the Bills barreled over the Lions 41-31 in the first regular season game at Buffalo's new Highmark Stadium, right across the street from the Bills' former home.

Rookie head coach Joe Brady, blown away.

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mean, that stadium was electric, you know, and so it was, yeah, I mean, that was the start that we needed, and I just need us to play that way all 60 minutes.

I don't mind stashing Keon Coleman.

Joe Brady has always talked, you know, good of him and talked him up and claimed he was going to start using him different this year.

And that, that I think was a problem all along is I used him wrong.

He is a big slot possession, red zone type of guy.

It's like offense still rules the show.

I mean, Buffalo got rid of their defensive coordinator, defensive guy in McDermott, and said, hey, we're going to make Joe Brady our guy.

I don't know that you can say, hey, Dan Campbell, do you want to be team president? You coached a president.

You can't make him the GM.

Hopefully you are doing well on this Fugazi Friday episode.

One guy who is definitely not a Fugazi, that'd be Josh Allen and his boy Joe Brady.

They are lighting the world up.

Back-to-back big wins, 2-0.

I was like, yeah, you can do that a little bit.

Because right now, the other thing is, their personnel on offense, I mean, James Cook, How good is that guy? How good is Kincaid? Dalton Knox, your number two, that's pretty good.

Remember when Joe Brady was hired, the Keon Coleman situation came up because last year it was a nightmare.

And he specifically said, I was one of the guys pounding the table for this player.

He went out there.

Joe Brady said, Sling it.

Sling it.

And he did.

The Bills went into H-Tone, H-Tone, H-Tone, and took out the Houston Texans 36-31.

Gregory Rousseau, how are you doing, sir? Congratulations to Joe Brady on your first regular season victory.

My guy.

Good for you.

They needed him because he's nasty.

And I want my guys, let's be honest, this offense now has a little nastiness to them.

And I don't know if it's because it's Joe Brady.

I don't know if it's Anderson.

That's it.

Here is Joe Brady, head coach of the Bills, on Josh Allen.

When you ask everybody on the team to empty the tank, you can watch how he plays, and it's like, how does everybody else not feel like they need to empty it out? Because he literally gave everything he had out there, and he put the team on his back in a lot of those situations.

He was taking hits.

Yeah.

This one is one I'm willing to kind of overreact to week one a little bit because – this joe brady offense andrew is going to be like with with no restrictions from um you know mcdermott there i think that they're going to just launch the rock all game long and um he's gonna have to be very active as a receiver and through week one and into week two here as we're recording he's got 3.8 ppr fantasy points Seven carries, 38 yards, zero catches on one target.

So and we're the Bills are up 14 to nothing right now as we sit here and they were just down in the red zone.

He got the red zone reception target and Josh Allen missed him.

I thought he was my number four player in fantasy in general to start off the season.

So it does give me a little bit of concern.

The pushback I will give to that is When Joe Brady became the offensive coordinator before who was there, I think it was Bill Lazor was there before him.

They were very pass happy, and that was when Josh Allen's interception numbers were up.