Joe Brady OC Panthers - Interviewed by Bolts

[Fleet]

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports the Falcons, Texans, and Chargers have requested to interview Panthers OC Joe Brady for their head-coaching vacancies.


Brady, 31, coordinated LSU's national champion offense with Joe Burrow before landing in Carolina as coach Matt Rhule's top offensive assistant. The Panthers were middle-of-the-pack in offense this season, coming in at 19th in DVOA, but this unit would have likely been much better if it had Christian McCaffrey for more than three games. Brady would be extremely interesting with either Deshaun Watson or Justin Herbert as his quarterback. Even the Atlanta job is a bit attractive, if only for Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley.

[Velo]

Why is the OC from a 1-15 team a hot commodity?

[Lone Bolt]

Why is the OC from a 1-15 team a hot commodity?

Panthers...not Jags OC...right? Anyway, riding his success working with Burrows at LSU.

[Velo]

Panthers...not Jags OC...right? Anyway, riding his success working with Burrows at LSU.

Geez, my mind is going. It really is.

[jamrock]

Oh god no

[northerner]

Geez, my mind is going. It really is.

i actually did the same thing for a second. similar sounding name i guess.

[Charge!]

Why is the OC from a 1-15 team a hot commodity?

didn't he coach Burrow in his record breaking year?

[Velo]

i actually did the same thing for a second. similar sounding name i guess.

And they were expansion teams in the same year. I always get them mixed up.

[like54ninjas]

didn't he coach Burrow in his record breaking year?

He was the passing game coordinator at LSU in 2019 but didn’t call plays.

[Xenos]

beachcomber it’s your boy.

[Xenos]

Geez, my mind is going. It really is.

He needs another year of seasoning. But what he’s done this year is impressive considering Bridgewater is his QB and no Christian McCaffery.

[Rambler]

If you want to catch a rising coach before he becomes so hot you have to pay him big money, this is the guy. Big risk, potentially big reward. But he's been in the NFL for such a brief period of time you wonder what assistant coaches he can bring on board.