The Buffalo Bills have sacked coach Sean McDermott after a play-off defeat by the Denver Broncos. McDermott, 51, was the Bills' coach for nine seasons but despite having star quarterback Josh Allen and winning the AFC East on five occasions was unable to reach a Super Bowl.

The Buffalo Bills shockingly fired head coach Sean McDermott on Monday after the team went 12-5 record this season and reached the AFC divisional round.

The Buffalo Bills are making a major change following their latest playoff shortcoming. They've fired Sean McDermott after nine seasons.

The Buffalo Bills have made a stunning decision Monday morning. Sean McDermott has been fired as the team’s head coach. In a statement released by the team, owner Terry Pegula said: “Sean has done an admirable job of leading our football team for the past nine seasons.

The Bills fired coach Sean McDermott and promoted Brandon Beane to president after Buffalo again failed to reach the Super Bowl despite its regular-season success.

McDermott, who was hired by the Bills on January 11, 2017, led Buffalo to the playoffs eight times and won five AFC East division titles. Still, despite the team’s success with

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott takes a knee is as Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin is tended to on the field following a collision in the first quarter of a Week 17 NFL

Bills coach Sean McDermott wasn't happy with the way officials handled a critical overtime play that resulted in a Broncos interception Saturday, saying it was "too big of a play" not to stop the game and review it.