The Buffalo Bills season ended sadly on Saturday when the team lost to the Denver Broncos 33-30 in overtime. On Monday, Bills owner Terry Pegula announced that the team had dismissed its head coach Sean McDermott after nine seasons with the team.

After the sudden firing of the Buffalo Bills' Head Coach Sean McDermott, the team is in the midst of interviewing possible candidates.

The Buffalo Bills’ roster will look much different in 2026. After dismissing Sean McDermott, Buffalo’s next head coach will have to navigate through the team’s roster. He and the front office will determine which free agents need to return and make some tough decisions regarding players who may not be playing up to their contracts.

Reggie Gilliam's dual-threat ability on offense and special teams has reportedly caught Baltimore's attention as their own fullback Patrick Ricard nears free agency.

Terry Pegula’s appearance was rare as he hasn't taken questions from Bills reporters since at least 2019. It followed his decision to fire coach Sean McDermott.

Six teams across the league are currently on the hunt for reliable head coaches, and reports indicate a fine demand for the Patriots‘ former coach, Bill Belichick. Currently pursuing his leadership at the University of North Carolina,

The Buffalo Bills have already fired their HC, Sean McDermott. Now, questions are being raised about Josh Allen’s future. But we are dealing with multiple reports here, when it comes to Allen’s stance on the same.