The Bills head coach provided statements on all three hirings via the team's PR account on Saturday.

"Keon Coleman is going to be a Buffalo Bill," Brady said via video conference. "I told Keon when I got hired, the best thing that happened to Keon Coleman was me being his head coach." "I was one of the ones that stood on the table for Keon Coleman, and I believe in Keon Coleman," the coach added.

The NFL coaching hires continued on Jan. 31, including with Jim Leonhard to the Bills. Here's a recap of all the major news.

Joe Brady made a good first impression in his first official day as Bills head coach. Now, the tough work begins.

After praising Sean McDermott in his introductory press conference, Joe Brady made it clear which former boss had the biggest impact on him. Sean Payton. Payton gave Brady his first NFL job as an offensive assistant for the New Orleans Saints in 2017.

The Bills have hired former Saints offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael as their next OC after Joe Brady was promoted to head coach.

Head coach Sean McDermott was fired Monday after nine seasons on the job, two sources close to the decision told The Buffalo News. The decision to move on from McDermott was first reported by NFL Network.

The top-10 projected wide receiver from Ohio State said he'd love to play with Josh Allen, though Buffalo would need to make an aggressive move to draft him.

The Buffalo Bills introduced Joe Brady as their next head coach on Thursday.

Orgeron weighed in on his former assistant earning the Bills head coaching gig, significant change in Buffalo.