Joe Brady Withdraws From Saints Coaching Search

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady has withdrawn from consideration for the New Orleans Saints' head coaching position, opting to remain with the Bills for another season. Brady was seen as a frontrunner for the Saints after having previously worked with the team, but his decision follows the recent hiring of former Saints assistant Aaron Glenn by the New York Jets. The Saints are now the only team still seeking a head coach and are expected to pursue other candidates, including Mike McCarthy, Kellen Moore, and Mike Kafka. With Brady's departure, the search for a replacement for the fired Dennis Allen continues to face hurdles, as the organization has missed out on multiple top prospects. Brady's performance with the Bills, where he significantly improved their offensive rankings, has drawn praise, particularly from quarterback Josh Allen. The Saints are likely to take their time in filling the last remaining coaching vacancy in the NFL.