After the Buffalo Bills interviewed former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers, it appears as if anything is possible when it comes to the team’s head coaching vacancy.
Keon Coleman was reportedly just as stunned as everyone else amid the latest drama surrounding his name. Buffalo Bills team owner Terry Pegula made headlines earlier this week when he very publicly threw Coleman under the bus during the press conference discussing the team’s decision to fire longtime head coach Sean McDermott.
The Buffalo Bills’ head coaching search took an unexpected and national-grabbing turn on Friday, as longtime NFL quarterback Philip Rivers emerged as a serious candidate for the vacancy.
The day before the Buffalo Bills fired Sean McDermott, the team reportedly lost offensive line coach Aaron Kromer to retirement. Now, Buffalo has lost another crucial assistant, this time to a division rival, per reports.
Bills WR Brandin Cooks was asked about owner Terry Pegula’s comments regarding WR Keon Coleman and whether or not Coleman would request a trade this offseason.
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Josh Allen is reportedly playing quite the role in the Buffalo Bills’ pursuit of a new head coach. But is that really what the team needs? According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Bills are ensuring their quarterback has “significant say” on who they hire as their next team leader.
Another domino has fallen in Western New York. It's been a busy week, with the firing of head coach Sean McDermott and the team having a slew of interviews for the recent opening.
Congratulations go out to Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid for being named to his first career Pro Bowl. Kincaid joins quarterback Josh Allen, running back James Cook, and offensive tackle Dion Dawkins as this year's selections.
Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula stunned members of the NFL community during a Wednesday news conference when he blamed recently fired head coach Sean McDermott and McDermott's staff for Buffalo making wide receiver and possible bust Keon Coleman the No.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Buffalo Bills’ owner Terry Pegula may not have consulted Josh Allen about firing Sean McDermott. But he will not be taking that same approach when it comes to finding McDermott’s successor.
Though there were a lot of issues with the Buffalo Bills this past season, head coach Sean McDermott was handed the role of scapegoat. That is often how
The list of Bills targets for their head coaching vacancy continues to grow. One of the more interesting names on the market will now receive a look. Philip Rivers is set to interview with Buffalo today, as first reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The NFL world was stunned to learn on Friday that the Buffalo Bills were set to interview Rivers for their head-coaching job at team owner Terry Pegula’s winter home in Florida.
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane was adamant that his team could succeed without a traditional WR1 on the roster. That proved to be false hope as Josh Allen and the offense struggled to find any consistency throughout the season.
Recent whispers hinted that former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll was the favorite to become the next head coach of the Buffalo Bills due to his
Throughout the Buffalo Bills’ season, tight end Dalton Kincaid operated as one of quarterback Josh Allen’s top targets. However, Kincaid was playing at far less than 100 percent.
Mike McDaniel reached an agreement with the Chargers earlier this week to become their new offensive coordinator. He remains on the market for a head coaching gig at this point of the hiring cycle, however.
Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that Bills QB Josh Allen will be a part of the team’s head-coaching interview process. Beyond that, Russini says
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Bills are having four in-person interviews for their HC opening this weekend. Schefter mentions Buffalo is meeting with Chargers OC Mike McDaniel today, Commanders run game coordinator Anthony Lynn and former Dolphins DC Anthony Weaver on Saturday and Jaguars OC Grant Udinski on Sunday.
Brian Daboll is among the staffers still in contention for at least one head coaching opportunity but also an offensive coordinator gig. If he has his way, Daboll will once again be leading an NFL staff in 2026.
Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula’s statement on wide receiver Keon Coleman during Wednesday’s press conference did not sit well with a lot of people inside and outside of the football fraternity.