The Buffalo Bills have hired Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator.

Daboll spent last season with Alabama.

"Brian did a tremendous job for us this past season at Alabama, and I know he will do a great job for the Buffalo Bills. He is an outstanding coach and coordinator who put us in position to be successful each week. We appreciate all that he did in terms of his time and his dedication in contributing to the success we had this season," Alabama coach Nick Saban said in a statement.

Daboll will replace Rick Dennison.

Daboll attended St. Francis High School in the Buffalo suburb of Hamburg, New York, and played football at the University of Rochester. He also owns a home in the Buffalo area.

Daboll previously worked for the Browns, Dolphins and Chiefs.

The Buffalo Bills have fired offensive coordinator Rick Dennison.

Buffalo reached the playoffs this season but their offense ranked 26th in offensive DVOA.

"We're not satisfied with the whole offense, and it wasn't just about [quarterback] Tyrod [Taylor]," general manager Brandon Beane said Tuesday. "There's a lot of hands in the cookie jar, so to speak, and [coach] Sean [McDermott] and I, we're going to talk about everything, and we know we have to get better on offense, on defense, on special teams. We are far from a finished product."

Dennison joined the Bills last January after Sean McDermott replaced Rex Ryan as coach.

The Houston Texans will hire Brian Gaine as their new general manager.

Gaine had been vice president of player personnel with the Buffalo Bills.

Rick Smith is on sabbatical while he attends to his wife with cancer.

With the first round of the NFL playoffs complete, some of the 2018 draft order has been confirmed.

The Buffalo Bills will have back-to-back picks in the first round.

They own their selection, 21st overall, and that of the Kansas City Chiefs, which is 22nd overall.

Kansas City sent the pick to Buffalo in last year's Patrick Mahomes trade.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Yannick Ngakoue has accused Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Richie Incognito of using racial slurs during Sunday's playoff game.

Ngakoue said on Twitter that a Buffalo player wearing No. 64 was "goin[g] to come harder than some weak racist slurs." Ngakoue ended his tweet with the hashtag #Iaintjonathanmartin!

Incognito has made the Pro Bowl each of his three seasons since signing with the Bills in 2015. Buffalo gave Incognito a second chance in the NFL after the Miami Dolphins suspended him for the final eight games of the 2013 season for his role in a bullying scandal in which ex-offensive lineman Jonathan Martin was a target.

The Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation has received more than 7,000 donations totaling more than $170,000 from Buffalo Bills fans.

Bills fans have made the donations to thank Dalton and the Cincinnati Bengals for beating the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, allowing the Bills to make the playoffs.

"Thank you to all the Bills fans, thank you to anybody that's supporting our foundation," Dalton said in a Twitter video. "Let's keep it going. Let's see how much we can get. The more we can raise, the more families we can help, the more kids we can make an impact on."

The NFL has five teams ranking in the top-10 in DVOA on both Offense and Defense at the end of the regular season in the Vikings, Rams, Saints, Steelers and Eagles.

The Chiefs, Cowboys, Chargers, Falcons and Patriots also rank in the top-10 on offense, while the Jaguars, Broncos, Panthers, Ravens and Cardinals rank in the top-10 on defense.