Buffalo Bills head coach Marv Levy before a game in 1996. Jamie Germano/Rochester Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Marv Levy on Bills Super Bowl hopes: Buffalo fans ‘deserve’ their moment

Originally posted on Buffalo Bills on SI | By Randy Gurzi | Last updated Sep 2, 2025 12:10 PM ET

Marv Levy is easily the most beloved coach in Buffalo Bills history.

Levy spent 12 years coaching in Buffalo, leading the team to a record of 112-70 in the regular season and 11-8 in the postseason. Unfortunately, he never brought home a title despite four consecutive trips to the Super Bowl.

Infinity Sports Network’s David Shepard had the privilege of interviewing Levy, and asked him what a Super Bowl title would mean to him and the fan base. In typical Levy fashion, the legendary coach said it was all about the fan base for him.

”What it would mean to me is the fan base. The Buffalo Bills fans deserve to have that kind of moment.”

“It would be wonderful for the Buffalo Bills fans, they deserve it. It would be a great celebration. I’d join them and have an extra drink too, by the way. It’d be great.”

The Buffalo Bills continue to go under the radar. Not sure if ANY fan base is more deserving of a Super Bowl then Bills Mafia!

Legendary Bills Coach Marv Levy explains to me what it would mean to see Buffalo finally win a Super Bowl and what he would do to celebrate!!! pic.twitter.com/1YAN251eEn
— David Shepard (@SheponAir) August 25, 2025

Shepard said the Bills are the only team other than the Kansas City Chiefs to win at least one playoff game in five consecutive years, adding that he believes it’s a question of “when, not if” they win a Super Bowl.

Levy, who says they have the right coach in Sean McDermott, didn’t give his prediction but it would be fitting to see them finally get it done during their last season playing in the same stadium Levy coached out during their heyday.