Former Bills HC Sean McDermott Linked to Another NFL Team Before Season
Summary
Sean McDermott, former head coach of the Buffalo Bills, is linked to a possible coaching job with the Washington Commanders if they fire their current coach Dan Quinn. McDermott coached the Bills for nine seasons with a 98-50 record but did not reach a Super Bowl with them. The Commanders had a strong 2024 season but struggled in 2025, leading to speculation about a coaching change.Key Facts
- Sean McDermott was the head coach of the Buffalo Bills for nine seasons, with a 98-50 win-loss record.
- The Bills won five AFC East championships under McDermott, missing the playoffs only once in 2018.
- McDermott was fired after the Bills lost in the Divisional Round of the playoffs following a 12-5 regular season.
- Critics pointed out McDermott never took the Bills to a Super Bowl despite having quarterback Josh Allen.
- The Washington Commanders went 12-5 in 2024 but dropped to 5-12 in 2025 due to injuries and poor defense.
- Dan Quinn is the current head coach of the Commanders, but his job may be at risk because of recent performance.
- NFL insiders suggest McDermott could become the next Commanders head coach if Quinn is fired.
- The Commanders hired new coordinators for defense and offense for the 2025 season to try to improve.
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