Freddie deBoer • 2382 implied HN points • 21 Jan 26
- Sean McDermott rebuilt the Bills and earned respect, but his defenses repeatedly collapsed in playoff games, so firing him was justifiable.
- The team's biggest problems have been poor roster construction—especially at wide receiver and in getting an impact pass rusher—which are primarily the GM's responsibility and have crippled postseason chances.
- Fans and local media have reason to be angry about how the firing and front office handling were conducted, but meaningful change was necessary to try to get past the team’s playoff ceiling.