Bills' Brady Eyes Super Bowl with Stacked Roster

0:00On March 22nd, the Buffalo Bills have reached the playoffs for seven straight seasons and notched at least 10 wins every year. Even with that strong run, they parted ways with head coach Sean McDermott, who posted a 98-50 record. The team promoted offensive coordinator Joe Brady to the top job, handing him one of the league's best rosters right out of the gate. This offseason, Buffalo plug keyholes by trading for wide receiver DJ Moore and signing Ed rusher Bradley Chubb. Those additions aimed to boost and already potent offense and shore up a pass rush that lacked sacks last year. Fans and analysts see massive expectations on Brady as a rookie head coach, more than anyone else in his position. He steps into a spot where success is basically required, unlike most first timers who get a grace period. Experts like those that bleach a report, predict a 12 win season and a real shot at the Super Bowl for the Bills. With quarterback Josh Allen leading the charge, the team looks primed for a deep playoff push.

1:00All eyes stay on Buffalo as they chase that elusive title, setting the stage for what could be their most balanced squad yet. That's the story for today NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.