Buffalo Rumblings
By firing head coach Sean McDermott — the second-winningest coach in franchise history — while promoting roster architect and general manager Brandon Beane to president of football operations, Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula showed just how much blame he placed on McDermott for the Bills’ postseason failures, and, of equal importance, Pegula demonstrated just how much faith he has in Beane to lead the Bills to a Super Bowl title.
But with that show of confidence, Beane enters the 2026 NFL season under a tremendous amount of pressure. Today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off by exploring how expectations are now sky high for Beane to not only hit a home run with the team’s next head coach, but to win a Super Bowl championship, and soon, while reigning NFL MVP Josh Allen is still in the prime of his career.
Linked below: Exploring the ramifications of Brandon Beane’s recent promotion to president of football operations, despite being the architect of a flawed Bills roster that too often featured free-agent flops, inadequate additions to the wide receiver room, and poor choices at pass rusher.
Plus, dissecting the immense pressure facing Beane to not only find the perfect next coach to maximize Josh Allen’s talents, but to finally guide the Bills to that elusive Super Bowl title; an early offseason guide to some of the potential moves Beane and the Bills could make to improve their roster; find out why former Buffalo quarterback and current Denver Broncos passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Davis Webb is a name to watch among head coaching candidates; and more!
Examining which players Bills fans should be excited about during the upcoming Senior Bowl. Plus, grading Buffalo’s 2025 rookie draft class; which Bills were fined following the loss to the Denver Broncos; and why one NFL expert thinks former Bills head coach Sean McDermott will take 2026 off from coaching.
