Sean McDermott reportedly criticized the Buffalo Bills' roster building to general manager Brandon Beane and owner Terry Pegula five weeks before he was fired as head coach, according to WGRZ's Vic Carucci.

The Buffalo Bills appear to have parted ways with head coach Sean McDermott after nearly a decade. The decision felt inevitable due to Buffalo’s inability to convert regular-season excellence into a Super Bowl appearance under McDermott’s tenure.

Former Bills coach Sean McDermott has closed the door on two head-coaching openings, showing no interest in the Raiders or Cardinals jobs.

Before the Buffalo Bills fired Sean McDermott as their head coach, GM Brandon Beane and owner Terry Pegula reportedly didn't like his assessment of the roster.

The decision to fire coach Sean McDermott and to promote G.M. Brandon Beane shows that owner Terry Pegula resolved the “coaching” vs. “talent” question by concluding that the roster was good enough to get farther than the divisional round of the 2025 playoffs.

Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton didn't hold back on Josh Allen after the Buffalo Bills fired their head coach, Sean McDermott.

In a shocking move, the Buffalo Bills fired their winning head coach since the 2017 NFL season, Sean McDermott. But they have made another mistake of not firing the general manager along with the HC,

Buffalo reached the playoffs in eight of McDermott’s nine seasons. That includes 2017, when the Bills sneaked into the postseason on the final day to end a 17-year playoff drought that at the time was the longest active streak in North America’s four major pro sports.