Josh McDaniels Earns NFL Assistant Coach of the Year Honors

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Josh McDaniels has been named the 2025 AP Assistant Coach of the Year, recognizing his standout work as offensive coordinator for the New England Patriots.

McDaniels was honored for his leadership, detailed game planning, and ability to build an efficient, disciplined offense over the course of the season. The Patriots consistently showed strong situational execution, adaptability week to week, and clear offensive identity under his direction.

The award was announced at NFL Honors and highlights McDaniels’ long track record of success as one of the league’s most respected assistant coaches. His impact extended beyond play-calling, playing a key role in player development, preparation, and overall offensive consistency.

This recognition further cements McDaniels’ reputation as a major influence in New England’s coaching staff and one of the top offensive minds in the NFL.

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