"Sean McDermott is in trouble" - Colin Cowherd puts Bills HC on hot seat to deliver in playoffs amid Josh Allen's MVP-esque season (Credits: IMAGN)
Since hiring Sean McDermott as their head coach in 2017, the Buffalo Bills have failed to make it to the playoffs only once, which came in 2018. Outside of the Kansas City Chiefs, they have been the most consistent team in the AFC, however, their consistency hasn't been capped off with a crowning moment.
Despite making it to the postseason in seven of the last eight seasons, the Bills haven't ventured as deep as they'd have liked. They have made it to the AFC Championship Game only once and were thrashed 38-24 by the Chiefs in that outing.
Many are backing the Bills to break their Super Bowl duck this year. Quarterback Josh Allen is among the frontrunners for the MVP award and Buffalo is the only team to beat Kansas City this season. The stars may finally be aligning for the franchise, however, Colin Cowherd believes that if they falter, the top brass might wonder if McDermott has peaked as a coach. Speaking on "The Colin Cowherd Podcast" the analyst said:
