The Buffalo Bills have a reported interview coming regarding their vacant offensive coordinator position.
According to ESPN, the Bills have requested permission to interview Baltimore Ravens wide receivers coach Tee Martin for the job.
While Martin is a candidate, the favorite for the position is still likely Ken Dorsey.
Dorsey is currently the Bills’ quarterbacks coach, however, NFL rules indicate Buffalo must interview at least one candidate from outside of their organization. Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen endorsed Dorsey for the OC job last week as well.
Martin, 43, is relatively inexperienced. He has spent only one season coaching in the NFL.
Prior to that, he was a coach at the college level for numerous years.
In 2002, Martin spent time with the Philadelphia Eagles in training camp as a player. At that time, McDermott was an assistant on the Eagles coaching staff.
The Bills’ offensive coordinator role opened up late last week when the New York Giants hired Brian Daboll as their head coach.
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