Sean McDermott reflects on Buffalo Bills coaching tenure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 1:51 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Former Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott discussed his coaching experiences with the team during media appearances, reflecting on the success he had despite not reaching the Super Bowl. McDermott noted that he ended a 17-year playoff drought in his first season and led the team to the postseason for eight out of nine seasons. He expressed pride in the progress and sustainability the organization achieved under his leadership. McDermott, who was fired in January 2026, stated he has a strong desire to win a Super Bowl as a head coach in the future.
- •Sean McDermott discusses his time with the Buffalo Bills.
- •He ended a 17-year playoff drought in his first year.
- •The Bills made the playoffs eight of nine seasons under McDermott.
- •McDermott aims to win a Super Bowl as a head coach.
- •He was fired from his position in January 2026.
- 1:51 AMYahoo Sports — Former Bills HC Sean McDermott Shares Honest Take on Time in Buffalo
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