Rather than playing on Championship Sunday, the Buffalo Bills spent the weekend interviewing head coaching candidates. After meeting with Anthony Weaver and Anthony Lynn on Saturday, the Bills officially interviewed 30-year-old Grant Udinski on Sunday.
The Buffalo Bills have moved on from Sean McDermott, and it appears McDermott has moved on from coaching in the NFL, at least for now. Ian Rapoport, an NFL insider, shared the update on McDermott's plans in the league.
The Buffalo Bills are in the thick of it when it comes to their head coaching search. From Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski to Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, the team has been busy since firing Sean McDermott.
Philip Rivers did well in his recent head coaching interview with the Bills. It will not result in him being hired, however. The longtime NFL quarterback has withdrawn from consideration in Buffalo’s search, as first reported by Dianna Russini of The Athletic.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The Buffalo Bills’ pursuit of a new leader has taken a significant turn following Sean McDermott’s departure. After nearly a decade at the helm, the organization is casting a wide net to find the right voice to maximize Josh Allen’s prime years.
There seemed to be a legitimate chance that the Buffalo Bills would hire Philip Rivers as their next head coach after they interviewed the longtime NFL quarterback this past Friday.
Rivers has served as a high school head coach during his retirement from playing, but the 44-year-old has never coached at the collegiate or professional level.
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.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady is in Las Vegas for a second head coaching interview with the Raiders. Brady is
Since the 2025 campaign began, much of the talk surrounding the Buffalo Bills centered on the team’s lack of adequate talent at the wide receiver position.
While the Buffalo Bills have already claimed that their search for a new head coach is wide open, they have apparently ruled out one potential Hall of Fame candidate from taking over as the team’s new leader.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Bills have a strong interest in former Colts QB Philip Rivers becoming their head coach. Rivers has already completed an
The Buffalo Bills’ head-coaching search is in full swing, with many hot names rumored to be linked to the team while several others have already completed interviews.
The Buffalo Bills emerged quickly in the Brandon Aiyuk sweepstakes as the offseason opened, drawing attention as a logical landing spot to upgrade Josh Allen’s receiving corps.
Sean McDermott is sure to be a hot head coaching commodity after he was fired by the Buffalo Bills this past week. Nine seasons on the job, an overall record of 106-58, including playoffs, two trips to the AFC Championship Game.
Sean McDermott will likely be taking a sabbatical after being fired by the Buffalo Bills. The former Bills head coach McDermott is expected to take a year off from coaching after his dismissal, according to a report on Sunday by Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The Buffalo Bills have a head coaching vacancy for the first time in nearly a decade, and Josh Allen has been heavily involved. After reports recently that he will sit in on the interviews, many assume that the new coach will have a connection to Allen.
The Buffalo Bills made a franchise-altering decision following their 33-30 overtime loss to the Denver Broncos in the AFC divisional round, parting ways with Josh Allen’s long time head coach Sean McDermott after nine seasons at the helm.
The NFL coaching carousel has been at high speed this season, with a record-tying 10 firings of head coaches. Among those firings have been well-respected coaches who couldn't survive the frustrations of their fanbases and ownership.
The Buffalo Bills' season ended one week ago at the site of Sunday's AFC Championship Game. Looking to advance to the NFL's final four for the second year in a row, the Bills lost, 33-30, to the Denver Broncos in overtime during divisional round play on January 17.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Raiders are expected to meet this week with Broncos passing game coordinator/QB coach Davis Webb regarding their head coach vacancy.
The Buffalo Bills turned the NFL world on its head by interviewing him for the chance to be their next head coach. But the Bills seem interested in him being a part of their organization, regardless of what his role is.
As the Buffalo Bills transition out of the Sean McDermott era, the team is reportedly looking to make sure Josh Allen is heavily involved in their next head coaching decision — but not everyone is an agreement on that.
Mike McDaniel was scheduled to interview for the Bills’ head coaching vacancy on Friday, but he decided to withdraw from consideration before the two sides met, according to The Athletic’s Dianna Russini.
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.
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.