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Welcome to NFL Daily, where when you think this coaching cycle can't get any crazier, it gets crazier.

I'm Greg Rosenthal.

In my garage on a Monday morning on the West Coast.

It is evening in Manchester where Ali Connolly joins us.

You can check out Ollie's work at the read optional substack,

but we got them on last second because we had some breaking news on Monday morning.

Sean McDermott is out, fired after nine seasons as the Buffalo Bills head coach,

Brandon Bean, is not only staying as general manager, but he has been promoted to president

and, I don't know, some sort of VP of football operations.

So we didn't want to wait all the way until Tuesday afternoon to talk about this.

Ali, I have a feeling you have all sorts of conflicted feelings about this after watching the

ups and downs of what was, you know, a really successful nine-year run for Sean McDermott in Buffalo.

I do have a lot of opinions, and I'm operating on three hours sleep so I cannot be

held responsible for any takes during the show, but that makes the show fun. It's a decision

where I'm not in any way shocked. I am surprised this was the year they decided to do it after

successive failures in the

postseason. This probably being the second most heartbreaking one after 13 seconds, but this is not

the year Shaw McDermott deserved to lose his job. It would be previous cycles where you could

say, okay, maybe it's time for the full reset. And if you're going to do a full reset, keeping

Brandon Bean and promoting

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