Buffalo Bills Coach Sean McDermott Addresses Controversial 9/11 Comments Amid Team Support

As the Bills prepare for a pivotal game against the Chiefs, an exposé reveals McDermott's alleged negative impact on the team's performance in close games.

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott held a news conference to address a report that detailed him making comments about 9/11 during a team meeting in 2019 and expressed regret for doing so.
McDermott then held a meeting with his entire team to explain what had happened in 2019, which was met with support from the players.
The Bills are preparing for a pivotal matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend, with tight end Dawson Knox potentially returning from injury.
A long-form exposé about the Buffalo Bills and McDermott was published on Substack by independent journalist Tyler Dunne, detailing several negative anecdotes about McDermott from his seven seasons with the Bills.
Dunne claims McDermott is responsible for the Bills' inability to win close games, citing a specific instance where McDermott allegedly seized defensive play-calling duties during a crucial game against the Kansas City Chiefs in 2022.