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Multimedia journalist crazy Bills fan network producer on @WGR550 and the Buffalo Sabres radio network
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Bills hire Jim Leonhard to be new defensive coordinator

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By Evan DiPasquale Verified, Evan Di Pasquale
| WGR-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
Orchard Park, N.Y. (WGR Sports Radio 550) - The coaching staff under Joe Brady is beginning to take form as the Buffalo Bills are hiring Jim Leonhard as the teams new defensive coordinator. The news was first reported by Ian Rappaport.
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Bills hire Jim Leonhard, Jeff Rodgers to Joe Brady's staff

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By Evan DiPasquale Verified, Evan Di Pasquale
| WGR-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
Orchard Park, N.Y. (WGR Sports Radio 550) - The main pillars of head coach Joe Brady's coaching staff with the Buffalo Bills have been put in place. After announcing the hiring of Pete Carmichael Jr. as the new offensive coordinator, the Bills have also announced the hiring of two other coordinators to Brady's staff: Jim Leonhard as the defensive coordinator and Jeff Rodgers as the special teams coordinator.
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James Cook, Ray Davis named to NFL’s All-Pro teams

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By Evan DiPasquale Verified, Evan Di Pasquale
| WGR-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
Orchard Park, N.Y. (WGR Sports Radio 550) - The National Football League released the results of the Associated Press' NFL All-Pro voting for the 2025 season on Saturday, where two members of the Buffalo Bills ended up earning honors. The most notable honor bestowed was for running back Ray Davis, who earned First-Team All-Pro honors as a kick returner on special teams.
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