Sean McDermott: From Coaching to Broadcasting

0:00On April 23rd, Sean McDermott got fired by the Buffalo Bills back in January after a close playoff lost to the Denver Broncos. The guy had a solid nine-year run there, with a strong regular season record, but they never broke through past the AFC Championship. Now he's eyeing a shift into broadcasting, with some networks already reaching out for gigs. Earlier this week on The Rich Eyes and Show, McDermott had got suitors lining up, and he's sorting through schedules to see what fits. He's open to media work, but hasn't dropped any network names yet. Meanwhile, it's like when Mike Thomas doing, stepping back from the Steelers to debut on NBC this fall, instead of jumping right back into coaching. McDermott still loves the game, saying he misses that team vibe he's had since he was a kid. His career kicked off with the Eagles in 1999, then he built defenses for the Panthers, before taking the Bills job in 20. Seventeen. The Bills moved on with Joe Brady and McDermott's choosing to chill for now. He's taken a full year off to reset, with his family settled in Charlotte.

1:01That means supporting his daughter's senior softball season before she heads to Notre Dame. Teams like the Buccaneer showed interest this off season, but nothing clicked amid all those ten head coaching openings. This break could sharpen him up for spots with squads like the Packers, Colts, Vikings, or Jets down the line, while media keeps him in the mix. Smart Play to Recharge before the next chapter drops. From Around the League, Powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.