The week in NFL, college football: Sean McDermott faces heat

It seems that Sean McDermott’s time as head coach of the Buffalo Bills may be coming to an end sooner rather than later. Despite high expectations and being considered a Super Bowl contender, the Bills have struggled to stay alive in the wild-card race this season. McDermott’s questionable late-game decisions have been a major factor in their disappointing performance.

In their recent game against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Bills had a chance to win, but McDermott’s coaching decisions ultimately cost them the game. This has become a recurring theme throughout the season, and it’s clear that his inability to make the right choices in crucial moments will be his downfall.

It’s not surprising that there is speculation about McDermott’s future with the team. When a coach consistently makes poor decisions that directly impact the outcome of games, it’s only a matter of time before they are let go. The Bills organization has high expectations and will not tolerate mediocrity.

While McDermott may have had some success in his early years with the Bills, it’s clear that his coaching abilities are not up to par. The team needs a leader who can make smart decisions in high-pressure situations and bring out the best in their players. Unfortunately, McDermott has shown time and time again that he is not that leader.

It’s important for the Bills to make a change sooner rather than later. The longer they stick with McDermott, the more damage he can do to the team’s chances of success. The Bills have a talented roster that is capable of making a deep playoff run, but they need a coach who can maximize their potential.

Ultimately, the decision to part ways with McDermott will be up to the Bills organization. However, it’s clear that his time in Buffalo is running out. The Bills cannot afford to continue down this path of disappointment and underachievement. A change is needed, and it needs to happen soon.