ESPN's Dan Graziano sees a lot of pressure on Bills' Joe Brady in 2026

The Buffalo Bills will have Joe Brady as their head coach for the first time during the 2026 NFL season. However, is there a chance Brady goes one and done? ESPN's Dan Graziano did not predict that or say that will be the case. But during an NFL roundtable on the morning program "Get Up," the inside

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The Buffalo Bills will have Joe Brady as their head coach for the first time during the 2026 NFL season.

However, is there a chance Brady goes one and done?

ESPN's Dan Graziano did not predict that or say that will be the case. But during an NFL roundtable on the morning program "Get Up," the insider did note Brady is not entering the season under easy circumstances.

After firing Sean McDermott following a second-round loss in overtime against the Denver Broncos during the postseason, Brady will be expect to outperform that difficult bar. Graziano makes a good point.

"I think it's a big risk that they're taking but it does put a lot of pressure on Joe Brady," Graziano said.

For the full roundtable, see the attached clip below:

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