It was reported on Monday that Bills defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier would join his counterpart on Buffalo’s offense, Brian Daboll, on the head-coaching interview circuit. The Texans asked permission to interview Frazier for their vacant position.
We now know when that will take place. According to Josina Anderson, host of the Undefined with Josina Anderson podcast, Frazier’s interview is scheduled to go down on Sunday.
On Saturday the Bills (13-3) will host the Ravens (11-5) in the AFC Divisional playoffs. By rule, Frazier isn’t allowed to interview with anyone until after that game so Sunday comes as no surprise.
So far the Texans are the only team to reportedly request to interview Frazier for their head coach gig.
Since 2017, Frazier has been Buffalo’s defensive coordinator and eventually was promoted to assistant head coach. Frazier calls the plays for Buffalo’s defense as well. The 61-year-old was previously the head coach of the Vikings from 2011-2013 after taking over as their interim head coach in 2010.
Meanwhile Daboll had interviewed for the vacant Jets and Chargers head coach jobs, however, the Jets hired Robert Saleh and Thursday. A second interview for Daboll with the Chargers has yet to be announced, but on Friday, a second report that there is “interest” from the Eagles in Daboll surfaced.
Stay tuned to Bills Wire for all head-coaching search updates involving the Buffalo coaching staff.
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