Bills' Sean McDermott backs OC Joe Brady amid offense's struggles - ESPN

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott said Monday he was «fully confident» in offensive coordinator Joe Brady and his staff following a blowout 30-10 loss to the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.

«Joe's a good coach. He really is. We've got a really good offensive staff. They've had really good games. You're going to have some games you want back, some play calls you want back,» McDermott said. «It's how you respond to them and I'm fully confident in our offensive staff, and Joe as our leader, that we will make the adjustments we need to make and move us forward.»

McDermott was also asked if he was committed to Brady as his offensive coordinator the rest of the season, to which he replied: «Yes.»

The Bills' lackluster offensive performance came a day before the New York Giants fired coach Brian Daboll, who previously served as Buffalo's offensive coordinator for the first four years of quarterback Josh Allen's career (2018-21).

When asked Monday about Daboll being fired and if he would consider reaching out to him, McDermott said, «Yeah, no, I understand why you're asking that. Brian's a great coach. Unfortunate to see that happen to him. At this point, that's not under any type of consideration.»

The Bills (6-3) were held scoreless for the first three quarters against Miami, only the third time that has happened since Allen was drafted in 2018. The offense had three turnovers, including an interception and a fumble by Allen.

Numerous issues were on display for the Buffalo offense, including a lack of open receivers. Allen averaged a time to throw of 3.53 seconds, his most in a game since Week 15 of 2018, per NextGen Stats.

The Dolphins had 17 team pressures and three sacks on Allen despite a 3.45-second