Sean McDermott is no longer the head coach of the Buffalo Bills. But apparently, he STILL believes this team is going to the Super Bowl. McDermott joined The Rich Eisen Show and was asked for his Super Bowl prediction. His answer? Bills-Rams. Think about the irony of that for a second. McDermott spent nine seasons trying to get Buffalo over that final playoff hurdle. He went 98-50. He helped end a 17-year playoff drought. He completely changed the expectations surrounding this franchise. Eventually, those expectations became the reason Buffalo moved on. Making the playoffs wasn't enough anymore. Winning the division wasn't enough. The question became whether Sean McDermott could win the Buffalo Bills a Super Bowl. Terry Pegula eventually decided somebody else needed an opportunity to answer that question. Now Joe Brady takes over — and McDermott himself is predicting Buffalo finally gets there. And I'll give McDermott a lot of credit. He could've been bitter. Instead, he praised what Brandon Beane has done with the roster, expressed confidence in Joe Brady and made it clear he's still rooting for Buffalo. McDermott also pointed out something important. Joe Brady isn't inheriting the organization McDermott inherited. McDermott walked into a franchise that hadn't made the playoffs in 17 years. Brady is taking over a team McDermott believes is already standing at the doorstep of the Super Bowl. Then there's McDermott's own future. He's taking 2026 off. But he absolutely wants to coach again. McDermott says he still has the burning desire to win a championship and wants another opportunity as an NFL head coach. And I think he'll eventually get one. You can criticize how the McDermott era ended without pretending his entire tenure in Buffalo was a failure. Now imagine the future storyline. Joe Brady succeeds in Buffalo. McDermott gets another AFC head coaching job. And one day, Sean McDermott has to go THROUGH the Buffalo Bills to win the championship he never won here. Give me that playoff game. #BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #SeanMcDermott #JoeBrady #Bills #NFL Photo Credit: Mark Konezny Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! KALSHI For a limited time, Download the Kalshi app and use code [LOCKEDON] to get up to $500 in bonus credits when you trade $25.
Sean McDermott is no longer the head coach of the Buffalo Bills.
But apparently, he STILL believes this team is going to the Super Bowl.
McDermott joined The Rich Eisen Show and was asked for his Super Bowl prediction.
His answer?
Bills-Rams.
Think about the irony of that for a second.
McDermott spent nine seasons trying to get Buffalo over that final playoff hurdle.
He went 98-50.
He helped end a 17-year playoff drought.
He completely changed the expectations surrounding this franchise.
Eventually, those expectations became the reason Buffalo moved on.
Making the playoffs wasn't enough anymore.
Winning the division wasn't enough.
The question became whether Sean McDermott could win the Buffalo Bills a Super Bowl.
Terry Pegula eventually decided somebody else needed an opportunity to answer that question.
Now Joe Brady takes over — and McDermott himself is predicting Buffalo finally gets there.
And I'll give McDermott a lot of credit.
He could've been bitter.
Instead, he praised what Brandon Beane has done with the roster, expressed confidence in Joe Brady and made it clear he's still rooting for Buffalo.
McDermott also pointed out something important.
Joe Brady isn't inheriting the organization McDermott inherited.
McDermott walked into a franchise that hadn't made the playoffs in 17 years.
Brady is taking over a team McDermott believes is already standing at the doorstep of the Super Bowl.
Then there's McDermott's own future.
He's taking 2026 off.
But he absolutely wants to coach again.
McDermott says he still has the burning desire to win a championship and wants another opportunity as an NFL head coach.
And I think he'll eventually get one.
You can criticize how the McDermott era ended without pretending his entire tenure in Buffalo was a failure.
Now imagine the future storyline.
Joe Brady succeeds in Buffalo.
McDermott gets another AFC head coaching job.
And one day, Sean McDermott has to go THROUGH the Buffalo Bills to win the championship he never won here.
Give me that playoff game.
#BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #SeanMcDermott #JoeBrady #Bills #NFL
Photo Credit: Mark Konezny
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