The Buffalo Bills are making some exciting changes to their coaching staff! According to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport and ESPN.com's Adam Schefter, the team is bringing back two familiar faces: Bobby April III and John Egorugwu. But here's where it gets interesting... These coaches are returning under the leadership of new defensive coordinator, Jim Leonhard. And this is the part most people miss...
Bobby April III will take on the role of outside linebackers coach, while John Egorugwu will coach the inside linebackers. Both coaches have a strong connection to the Bills organization, with April III previously serving as a linebackers coach under Rex Ryan from 2015-16, and Egorugwu joining the team from the Ravens in 2017. But wait, there's more...
The Bills are also adding two new coaches to the mix. Drew Terrell, who interviewed for offensive coordinator jobs with the Chargers, Commanders, and Falcons last month, will join the team as the wide receivers coach. And former Oklahoma defensive coordinator, Jay Valai, will take on the role of cornerbacks coach. Now, this is the controversial part...
While April III and Egorugwu are returning, the Bills are letting go of some coaches, including Sean McDermott's assistant linebackers coach. And that's not all - the team is also making changes to their offensive staff, with the departure of some key players. So, what do you think? Do you agree with these changes? Or do you have a different perspective? Share your thoughts in the comments!
