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Sean McDermott was fired by the Buffalo Bills after nearly a decade on the sideline 😔

And instead of bitterness, he just revealed why he's still rooting for Buffalo to win the Super Bowl. And the reason behind it is the most genuine thing you'll hear from a fired coach all season 👀🔗👇

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Why Dan Orlovsky believes Bills' Josh Allen has 'more pressure' this season than Lamar Jackson

Maxwell Hairston is establishing elite corner status in Buffalo 🏈⚡

After flashing dynamic speed and racking up two interceptions across 11 games in his debut campaign, the rising star turned Highmark Stadium into absolute lockup.

Whenever top wideouts step onto the boundary, he smothers route trees with fluid athleticism and erases explosive plays all season long.

His rare range and shutdown instincts give Jim Leonhard an elite cornerstone on defense, transforming the Bills secondary into a complete no-fly zone.

How he helps the team is by wiping out the opponent’s primary target on every single drive, completely shifting how offenses have to scheme against Buffalo. 🎯✨

Power through the contact, command the goal line, and punch it in. 🦬⚡️

NFL.com's Bobby Kownack predicted Josh Allen to lead all NFL quarterbacks in rushing touchdowns for the 2026 season.

Already holding the NFL record for most career rushing TDs by a quarterback with 79, Buffalo's powerhouse signal-caller remains the ultimate goal-line weapon in Joe Brady's offense.

With his unstoppable size, physical running style, and nose for the end zone, #17 has all the tools to take total control every single Sunday.

The work is put in, the dominance is proven, and another record-breaking campaign is loading. Buffalo, Josh Allen is about to make this season unforgettable. 🔴🔵

Huge if true 🤯🤯

The Bills enter 2026 after a 12-5 season that was much more inconsistent than the record might suggest.

Buffalo lost control of the AFC East for the first time since 2019, with New England taking the division, and although the Bills beat Jacksonville in the Wild Card Round, another playoff run ended in the Divisional Round against Denver.

Now Joe Brady takes over as head coach, and the transition into a new era also comes with changes to a defense that has already lost some familiar faces from last season.

Here were the Bills' total tackles leaders during the 2025 season:

💙 Cole Bishop — 85 tackles (53 solo)
❤️ Jordan Poyer — 70 tackles (31 solo)
💙 Matt Milano — 67 tackles (36 solo)
❤️ Terrel Bernard — 65 tackles (44 solo)
💙 Dorian Williams — 63 tackles (29 solo)
❤️ Taron Johnson — 57 tackles (34 solo)
💙 Shaq Thompson — 56 tackles (33 solo)
❤️ Greg Rousseau — 46 tackles (24 solo)
💙 Christian Benford — 43 tackles (32 solo)

Cole Bishop led Buffalo with 85 total tackles and 53 solo stops, while Terrel Bernard and Dorian Williams also finished inside the top five. All three remain important pieces as the Bills move into 2026.

But three other players from the top six are no longer part of the current group. Taron Johnson was traded, while Jordan Poyer and Matt Milano remain free agents.

Shaq Thompson had also entered the offseason as a free agent, but his story took a different turn. He recently returned to Buffalo on the practice squad, keeping the veteran linebacker in the organization as the season approaches.

With Bishop, Bernard, Greg Rousseau and Christian Benford among the returning pieces, Buffalo will now try to find the right mix for a defense that will play an important role in what comes next under Brady.

After losing their grip on the AFC East and once again falling short in January, can the Bills respond and reestablish themselves among the AFC's top contenders in 2026?

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DJ Moore is taking on a fresh challenge in Buffalo 🏈🔥

After delivering 980 receiving yards and five total touchdowns for the Bears last season, the wideout signed a deal to secure a starting boundary spot in Western New York.

Moore provides Josh Allen with an ideal physical frame on the outside, bringing crisp route-running and high-leverage contested catch skills to elevate the offense. 🎯✨

Will it be ready for the season opener? 👀

Bills making major Highmark Stadium change after 'a**' complaints The Bills are making one major change to Highmark Stadium just weeks before their first home game after complaints about the playing surface.

Buffalo’s biggest roster mistake could threaten a team that has been knocking on the door for years 👀🔥

The Bills remain an AFC powerhouse behind Josh Allen, but another painful playoff exit has raised questions about what needs to change.

Find out what Buffalo got wrong and why this move could hurt their Super Bowl hopes. Full breakdown in the comments 👇🔗

Cole Bishop reads opposing quarterbacks' passing games with excellent anticipation, using a structured combination of film study, coverage recognition, and physical traits to bolster the Bills' secondary. 🔒💪