Sean McDermott Makes First Public Comments on Buffalo Bills Firing
Summary
Sean McDermott spoke publicly for the first time since being fired as head coach of the Buffalo Bills. He said he is using this time to focus on his family and prepare for future coaching jobs, hoping to return to coaching by 2027.Key Facts
- Sean McDermott was fired by the Buffalo Bills in mid-January.
- He did not immediately take another head-coaching job because most were already filled.
- McDermott and his family moved to Charlotte, North Carolina.
- He is spending time supporting his daughter’s senior softball season before she goes to Notre Dame.
- During nine years with the Bills, he recorded 98 wins, made eight playoff appearances, won five division titles, and reached two AFC Championship Games.
- McDermott views his time with the Bills as successful and is grateful for the relationships he built there.
- He plans to take a “gap year” to prepare for new coaching opportunities that may arise in 2027.
- Several NFL teams might have coaching openings in 2027, including the Packers, Colts, Vikings, Jets, and Buccaneers.
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