Inside Joe Brady’s mission to elevate Bills from winners to champs | Exclusive

ORCHARD PARK, NY – If the best pathway to winning a Super Bowl is heavy reliance on a Brady, then the Buffalo Bills may have finally cracked the code.

Off to a 1-0 start under rookie head coach Joe Brady – let’s be clear, no relation to Tom, formerly the franchise's archnemesis – the Bills now head into Thursday night’s home opener against the Detroit Lions ready to introduce their intimate, tricked out and loud new Highmark Stadium to a national prime-time audience as the next chapter of what Western New York hopes is a story that concludes with the 66-year-old franchise’s first Lombardi Trophy.

If not? It won’t be because of a lack of effort from Brady, now the NFL’s youngest coach.

After non-descript playing career as a wide receiver for the College of William & Mary, where he caught three passes in four seasons, Brady took an entry-level job as the linebackers coach for the FCS school. That didn’t stop him from being at the football facility for 20 hours a day, according to people in W&M’s athletic department.

“I enjoy working,” Brady, who will turn 37 next week, told USA TODAY Sports recently in an exclusive interview…

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