The dust just now begins to settle on the Buffalo Bills' decision to fire Sean McDermott, as the organization made the tough call to part ways with McDermott after nine seasons at the helm.

The Buffalo Bills made the difficult decision to fire head coach Sean McDermott after another playoff exit. McDermott led the Bills to seven straight postseason appearances, but the organization dismissed him following an overtime loss to the Denver Broncos in the AFC Divisional Round.

The Tennessee Titans were considered a "team to watch" for Sean McDermott before they agreed to hire Robert Saleh as head coach.

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,

In retrospect, there may have been multiple hints that Buffalo Bills' head coach Sean McDermott was on the hot seat entering the NFL Playoffs

After nine excellent regular-season performances — and eight playoff appearances — Sean McDermott was fired by the Buffalo Bills. Given the team's excellence under McDermott, the move came as a major surprise, especially considering some of the big-name coaches the team could have wooed were already off the market.

Nick Wright and Colin Cowherd discuss the Buffalo Bills firing Sean McDermott, whether or not Caleb Williams’ season was disappointing or impressive, and if the Seattle Seahawks deserve to be Super Bowl favorites.