Summary
The NFL decided not to punish former Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott for criticizing the officials after a playoff loss to the Denver Broncos. McDermott expressed his frustration about a crucial call but was not fined, even though it is against NFL rules to publicly criticize game officials.
Key Facts
- The Buffalo Bills lost 33-30 to the Denver Broncos in an overtime NFL playoff game.
- Sean McDermott, former head coach of the Bills, was upset over a call that was not reviewed properly.
- McDermott believed a catch by Brandin Cooks should have been ruled in favor of the Bills.
- NFL rules prohibit coaches from publicly criticizing officials' decisions.
- Despite the criticism, the NFL chose not to fine McDermott for his comments.
- McDermott was fired from his position with the Bills shortly after the playoff loss.
- The Denver Broncos advanced to the AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots.
