Summary
Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott criticized a crucial referee call in their NFL Playoffs overtime loss to the Denver Broncos. McDermott questioned why there was no review of the play where the referees ruled an interception. The decision contributed to the Bills' loss, which added to their ongoing challenges in reaching the Super Bowl.
Key Facts
- Sean McDermott is the head coach of the Buffalo Bills NFL team.
- The Bills lost to the Denver Broncos in the AFC Divisional Round playoff game.
- A key play involved an interception by Denver's Ja'quan McMillian, which was not reviewed by the referees.
- McDermott explicitly expressed frustration about the lack of review during the postgame press conference.
- This loss marked another disappointing playoff exit for the Bills under McDermott's leadership.
- Sean McDermott has a 98-50 record with the Bills, with eight playoff appearances in nine seasons.
- The team has not reached the Super Bowl during McDermott's tenure despite multiple playoff appearances.
