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After the shocking firing of Sean McDermott on Monday, the Bills are in the market for a head coach for the first time since 2017. They may not look far for McDermott’s replacement, though, with Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady emerging as an early contender for the position.

CINCINNATI — The Bills fired head coach Sean McDermott on Monday following their 33-30 overtime playoff loss to the Broncos. McDermott posted a .662 winning percentage in nine seasons with the Bills. He made the playoffs in eight out of nine seasons, but failed to lead Buffalo to a Super Bowl.

On Monday, the Bills made the decision to fire coach Sean McDermott after nine seasons. General manager Brandon Beane seemingly received a promotion, as he is now president of football operations/general manager,

The Buffalo Bills need a new head coach for the first time since in 2017 after firing Sean McDermott. Here are the best potential replacements, starting in house.

Less than 24 hours after firing John Harbaugh following 18 seasons, the Ravens were already well underway in their search for a new coach. It is also not as simple as immediately hiring a replacement.