In today’s NFL, the price of success is sometimes losing the coaching staff that helped produce that success.
Getty Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier talks with Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins after their meeting in 2018. In today’s NFL, the price of success is sometimes losing the coaching staff that helped produce that success, and the Buffalo Bills have been a victim of that during their postseason run. First, it was offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, who because of the success of Buffalo’s offense was one of the hottest coaching candidates in the NFL, but decided to stay in Buffalo for at least the next season. Now, both defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier and quarterback coach Ken Dorsey are drawing interest for potential promotions in the NFL. Seattle Seahawks want to interview Bills’ QB coach Ken Dorsey for their OC job, per sources. Seahawks also have been speaking to Rams’ pass-game coordinator Shane Waldron and Saints’ QB coach Joe Lombardi about their OC job. Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 24, 2021 Bills’ DC Leslie Frazier and Chiefs’ OC Eric Bieniemy – whose units will square off in today’s AFC Championship Game – have begun assembling coaching staffs with the idea that they are prime candidates for the Houston Texans’ HC job, per sources.https://t.co/0FqHAneuRh — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 24, 2021 For the past few weeks, Frazier has been connected to the Houston Texans head coaching vacancy and according to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter, things are heating up.
