Summary
The Buffalo Bills have fired their head coach, Sean McDermott, after losing in the NFL play-offs to the Denver Broncos. McDermott led the team to the play-offs in eight of his nine seasons but did not reach the Super Bowl during his tenure.
Key Facts
- The Buffalo Bills fired coach Sean McDermott after they lost to the Denver Broncos in the NFL play-offs.
- McDermott was the coach for nine seasons and brought the team to the play-offs eight times.
- Despite winning the AFC East five times, the Bills did not reach the Super Bowl under McDermott.
- During the recent play-off game, the Bills lost 33-30 due to a late turnover by quarterback Josh Allen.
- Bills owner, Terry Pegula, stated the need for new leadership to advance further.
- McDermott is the eighth NFL head coach to leave their job this month.
- The Buffalo Bills are known for winning a play-off round in six straight seasons but failing to make it to the Super Bowl.
- The LA Rams and Seattle Seahawks, and New England Patriots and Denver Broncos, are set to compete in upcoming championship games.
