John Fox joins Joe Brady as senior assistant for the Bills
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 9, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Jul 9, 2026
John Fox, 71, has come out of retirement to join the Buffalo Bills as a senior assistant under head coach Joe Brady. Fox's decision follows a call from Bills GM Brandon Beane, which highlighted Brady's eagerness for mentorship. With a storied coaching career, Fox aims to leverage his experience to help the team capitalize on its Super Bowl potential following changes in leadership.
- •John Fox joins the Bills after retiring from coaching.
- •Fox has 16 seasons of head coaching experience.
- •Joe Brady is the youngest head coach in the NFL.
- •Fox's expertise is expected to support Brady's development.
- •The Bills are seen as having a strong chance at a Super Bowl run.
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