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Trace McSorley embarks on NFL coaching journey with Buffalo Bills

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 9:49 PM

Last updated Oct 14, 2026

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Trace McSorley has started his career as an offensive assistant with the Buffalo Bills after previously serving as an assistant quarterbacks coach at Penn State. McSorley, who played quarterback at Penn State and holds several school records, aims to deepen his coaching knowledge by focusing solely on football. He works alongside Bills head coach Joe Brady, who he respects for his coaching style and attention to detail. McSorley’s preparations include breaking down film and assisting during practice drills, as he adjusts to his new role in the NFL, which he sees as an opportunity to grow professionally.

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•McSorley joined the Bills as an offensive assistant on February 26.
•He broke Penn State records with 9,899 passing yards and 77 touchdowns.
•His coaching focus is on film breakdown and practice drills.
•He admires Bills coach Joe Brady's detail-oriented coaching approach.
•McSorley's previous experience includes playing for six NFL teams.

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9:49 PMYahoo Sports — Former Penn State star QB Trace McSorley begins NFL coaching climb with Bills

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ORCHARD PARK — Sweat dripped from the tip of Trace McSorley’s nose as he emerged from the Buffalo Bills weight room. McSorley’s eyes looked tired, but it was hard to decipher whether it was from the workout he just finished or because he left the building at midnight and returned at 5:45 a.m. that morning. He’s gotten used to that schedule Monday through Friday, with a brief workout being one ...
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Yahoo SportsOct 14, 2026, 9:49 PM
Former Penn State star QB Trace McSorley begins NFL coaching climb with Bills
ORCHARD PARK — Sweat dripped from the tip of Trace McSorley’s nose as he emerged from the Buffalo Bills weight room. McSorley’s eyes looked tired, but it was hard to decipher whether it was from the workout he just finished or because he left the building at midnight and returned at 5:45 a.m. that morning. He’s gotten used to that schedule Monday through Friday, with a brief workout being one ...

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