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Buffalo Bills Part Ways with Coach Sean McDermott After Nine Seasons

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The Buffalo Bills have announced the dismissal of head coach Sean McDermott following a disappointing playoff exit against the Denver Broncos. McDermott, who led the team for nine seasons, achieved eight playoff appearances and five AFC East division titles but failed to reach the Super Bowl. The decision reflects the need for a new leadership structure, according to team owner Terry Pegula. With this change, the Bills join a list of 10 NFL teams seeking new head coaches for the upcoming season. Brandon Beane will now oversee the search for McDermott's successor.

Key Details: • Sean McDermott was head coach from January 11, 2017, until his dismissal. • The Bills reached the playoffs eight times and won five division titles under McDermott. • Brandon Beane will lead the search for the new head coach.

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