Rick Dennison Hired as Bills Offensive Coordinator

New Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott is in the process of putting together his coaching staff, and he has chosen his offensive coordinator.

Continue for updates.

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Dennison Reportedly Hired as Bills OC

Thursday, Jan. 19 

Former Broncos OC Rick Dennison will be the next offensive coordinator of the Bills, the team announced.

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Bills Reportedly Interview Dorsey

Wednesday, Jan. 18 

Joseph Person of the Charlotte Observer reported Panthers quarterbacks coach Ken Dorsey interviewed in Buffalo.  

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Van Pelt Could Interest Bills

Wednesday, Jan. 18

Jason La Canfora of CBSSports.com reported the Bills could be interested in Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt.

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Olson Out of Bills' Search

Wednesday, Jan. 18

Adam Schefter of ESPN reported former Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Greg Olson is set to become the Los Angeles Rams' quarterbacks coach.

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Brad Childress Among Leading Candidates

Monday, Jan. 16

Kansas City Chiefs co-offensive coordinator Brad Childress is reportedly among the top options for the Bills at offensive coordinator, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com on Sunday. 

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Bills Seeking Play-Caller to Complement Frazier as DC

McDermott has already hired Leslie Frazier as defensive coordinator, per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com.

The new OC will have some weapons in place, namely running back LeSean McCoy, wide receiver Sammy Watkins and tight end Charles Clay. But the future of quarterback Tyrod Taylor is less certain, and McDermott remained noncommittal to Taylor as the team's starting quarterback in his first press conference, per Nick Veronica of the Buffalo News.

"When you look at quarterback play in this league, it's critical," McDermott said. "Really at this point, whether it's Tyrod's situation or any other position, let's not get ahead of ourselves right now in terms of those positions.

"I'm going to go through and evaluate every position group, every player, the same way I do everything else: in methodic nature. With respect to specific players, Tyrod in this case, there will be a time for that. Right now, it's about this organization and 'we' and getting this thing looking the way it needs to look."

In other words, Buffalo's next offensive coordinator will be taking the job with uncertainty at the most important position on the field. Taylor may remain the team's starter, or the new offensive coordinator could find himself grooming a rookie selected in this year's NFL draft.

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