In 2019, the LSU Tigers had a magical season with a 15–0 record, winning the College Football Playoff National Championship, and setting numerous offensive records along the way. The mastermind behind their historic offense was a 30-year-old named Joe Brady, who was the team’s passing game coordinator and was calling plays for the first time in his career.
Brady seemed destined to become a head coach sooner rather than later, and finally, six years and two weeks to the day after winning the CFP Title Game, the now-36-year-old finally gets to be in charge. On Tuesday, the Buffalo Bills promoted Brady from offensive coordinator to head coach, under a five-year contract.
