The Buffalo Bills made a pretty shocking move when they fired Sean McDermott, the man who led the Bills from the grave and turned them into a perennial playoff team, after losing on the road to the 1-seed in the AFC.

Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane revealed that cornerback Dorian Strong may have to retire because of an injury.

Buffalo's entering a new era under Joe Brady, which left the offensive coordinator position vacant. A familiar face will take that role in 2026.

New Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady added longtime special teams coordinator Jeff Rodgers to his staff as part of the housecleaning

Head coach Sean McDermott was fired Monday after nine seasons on the job, two sources close to the decision told The Buffalo News. The decision to move on from McDermott was first reported by NFL Network.

The Buffalo Bills once again had an top-tier group of cornerbacks, yet one besieged by injury almost from the start.

The Bills have hired former Saints offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael as their next OC after Joe Brady was promoted to head coach.

Bobby Babich, Chris Tabor, Adam Henry and Aaron Kromer are all gone, while Jim Leonhard, Jim Schwartz and several coaches with New Orleans connections are potential replacements.

An NFL insider has reported that Brady has made a decision as to who will hold the offensive play sheet for the Bills in 2026.

Along with even more heartbreak, Saturday's crushing loss served as a reminder that Buffalo's roster could look much different next season.