The Buffalo Bills landed an up-and-coming defensive coordinator whom the Baltimore Ravens were after.

The Baltimore Ravens are beginning a new era as the franchise will begin to move in a different direction.Nonetheless, according to ESPN, the Ravens 2026 season will be ‘all about Lamar’ Jackson.After Super Bowl 60,

The Ravens are planning to host Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady for a second head coaching interview this week, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. Brady, 36, just completed his first interview with the Ravens on Sunday. He must have impressed the team’s decision-makers, as they are already seeking another meeting.

Upon joining Miami's staff under Mike McDaniel in 2024, Weaver's impact was immediate. He helped the team finish fourth in the NFL with 314.3 yards allowed per game in his first year in the position. The Dolphins struggled on both sides of the ball this year, finishing with a 7-10 record before McDaniel and his staff were let go.

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The Bills and Ravens are building new coaching staffs and, they will be competing for a highly coveted assistant coach.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler named the Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens as possible trade suitors for a coveted edge rusher who could hit the trade block this offseason.

Joe Brady drew strong OC interest from teams like the Broncos and Ravens before the Buffalo Bills locked him in as head coach.