Terrance Gray has landed a promotion in the Bills’ front office. He now holds the title of assistant general manager, the team announced on Friday.
Gray spent the past three years as Buffalo’s vice president of player personnel. He has been with the organization since 2017, the beginning of the Sean McDermott-Brandon Beane era. Over that span, Gray has established himself as a key front office contributor with the franchise; as a result, today’s news comes as little surprise.
In recent years, Gray has generated general manager interest around the league. He turned down the opportunity to interview with the Patriots shortly before they tapped Eliot Wolf for the gig, but he did meet with both the Raiders and Chargers for their respective openings. Gray remained on the GM radar during this year’s hiring cycle.
The Jaguars met with Gray once during their general manager search. The Titans, meanwhile, made him a finalist for their opening before ultimately hiring Mike Borgonzi. It can certainly be expected that future general manager vacancies will include Gray in the interview process, and another strong season on the part of the Bills would do nothing to hurt his stock. As Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News notes, Brian Gaine will remain in place, meaning Buffalo will have two AGMs in 2025.
In addition to the Gray news, Friday’s announcement confirmed the recent report that Andrea Gosper was also promoted; she now officially holds the title of assistant to the general manager. In the wake of that move, MK Collins has been named the Bills’ new player personnel coordinator. That department will have a new leader as Gray departs it in advance of at least one more season in Buffalo’s front office.
“It can certainly be expected that future general manager vacancies will include Gray in the interview process”.
I understand there are 50 shades of Gray so the odds favor a GM job in the future.