Excitement is building in the new-look Bills quarterback room

Brady has quickly become a respected offensive mind in the QB room. He coached an explosive LSU offensive in 2019 and spent 2020 to 2021 as the offensive coordinator for the Panthers. At the age of 32, Brady is excited to bring some fresh ideas to the group.

“Joe’s (Brady) been awesome in terms of fitting in well in the quarterback room,” Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey said. “He’s hungry to learn the way we do things while putting his own spin on it, which I think is important so he can take ownership of the room.”

“He’s smart as heck,” Keenum said of Brady. “He really is, and he’s eager to learn from everybody. We’re all chatting it up and learning from each other. I’ve learned a lot from him.”

Coaching next to multiple 10-year vets, Brady wants to make sure he’s not the only teacher and wants to lead a room where everyone is entitled to have ideas and opinions on what works within the offense.

“It’s unique because it’s such a veteran-based group,” Brady added. “I think Barkley is like a year younger than me, so we have a lot of guys that have played a lot of football. We kind of have that mindset of being able to bounce things off each other. So, we can turn on a play and I can be like, ‘Hey, Josh, how do you see this play? Hey Case, how do you see this?’ So being able to piggyback off Dorsey and having guys like Josh with experience, it’s a lot of fun going to work.”