The Buffalo Bills have no head coach vacancy remaining in the 2026 cycle after the team unexpectedly fires Sean McDermott months earlier. Yahoo Sports reports that quarterback Josh Allen continues to reflect on how the McDermott era ended, and he says he still feels guilty about the decision.
According to the outlet, the dismissal follows a divisional-round overtime loss to the Denver Broncos. Allen’s comments, reported months after the firing, focus on his personal responsibility for how the season concludes and the impact of the outcome on McDermott’s position. Across the available reporting, the emphasis is on Allen’s ongoing feelings rather than new information about the team’s coaching search or internal deliberations. The story is framed as a post-decision reaction from a central figure in the Bills’ offense, highlighting the emotional and accountability themes surrounding the coaching change.
