Joe Brady admits regretting his Pat McAfee Show comments

by: Dan Morrison 8 hours ago dan_morrison96

The Buffalo Bills’ new head coach Joe Brady is already walking back some of his early public comments. In particular, what seemed to be a shot he was taking at Josh Allen during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show .

Brady was trying to make a point that he’s no longer the offensive coordinator. He’s ready to celebrate and coach the entire team. However, he may have gotten carried away a little bit.

“I’m not an offensive head coach. I’m a head coach,” Joe Brady said on the show. “And I just told the guys out there, like, I can’t wait for the first practice, to get out there and Josh Allen to throw a f*cking pick, and I get to celebrate with the defense. I can’t wait to talk sh*t with our offensive tackles who get beat. I need them to know that I’m in it with them now. And it’s not like I’m going out to practice and I’m just yelling at the defense. It’s like, no, no, no. Let’s go, and I want them to feel that.”

In the wake of that, there was a decent amount of criticism thrown in Brady’s direction. After all, he shouldn’t be excited to see his franchise quarterback fail. So, on an appearance on Fitz & Whit , he walked those comments back, admitting he regretted making them.

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