It is exceedingly difficult to build a lasting contender in the modern NFL given the way that players and coaches move around. In the case of the Carolina Panthers, they could very well lose their most promising young assistant even though he’s only been in the league for less than a year.
Offensive coordinator Joe Brady is expected to be one of the top candidates to earn a head coaching job in the NFL next season. Brady says he’s not thinking about potential interviews though because it wouldn’t be fair to his players.
Panthers OC Joe Brady says he's not thinking about any potential head coaching interviews b/c to do so would be unfair to his players.
— Joe Person (@josephperson) December 10, 2020
A good answer and another reason why he’ll be on the short list for teams who are looking for an offensive-minded coach to take over.
Brady will face some stiff competition, though. Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy are all expected to be strong candidates, as well.
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