Bills’ Joe Brady has empathetic ear in Rams’ Sean McVay, who also got his coaching start in his 30s

As Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady adjusts to the pressures of being a first-time NFL head coach in his 30s, he finds a supportive figure in Los Angeles, Rams head coach Sean McVay. McVay, who became the youngest head coach in the Super Bowl era in 2017, empathizes with Brady's challenges as he entered the league as a young leader.

McVay, who was only 12 days away from turning 31 when hired by the Rams, shared his own struggles of not knowing what to worry about at the time. Both McVay and Brady have faced obstacles, including playoff disappointments, but they remain determined to demand more from their teams. The Bills, currently at 3-1, will face the Rams, who have a 2-2 record, in a Monday night matchup. Both coaches value player input and are known for their offensive creativity.