The Buffalo Bills have found their new offensive coordinator after Joe Brady, who previously held the role, was elevated to head coach. Pete Carmichael Jr. will now be tasked with getting Josh Allen over the hump and into a Super Bowl. Buffalo has chosen someone with 17 years of NFL experience—the first 15 as offensive coordinator of the New Orleans Saints and the last two as a senior offensive assistant with the Denver Broncos.
Most recently, Carmichael has overseen the development of Bo Nix which by all metrics has been a successful endeavor as he appeared to be on his way to a Super Bowl before suffering a season-ending injury. Carmichael worked with Drew Brees during his long tenure in New Orleans, jumping out to immediate success and maintaining a prolific offense during the future Hall of Fame quarterback's career.
