In the aftermath of the firing of Sean McDermott, Vic Carucci of WGRZ.com reported that McDermott privately expressed concern during the season about the quality of the roster, and that owner Terry Pegula and G.

Drama is brewing in Buffalo, and it’s not just about wins and losses. After public criticism from owner Terry Pegula put young wide receiver Keon Coleman under pressure, one Bills star stepped up big.

From Josh Allen sobbing to disagreement over Keon Coleman, here were surprising moments from the Bills press conference about Sean McDermott's firing.

The press conference came across as messy. Owners and GMs don't normally do joint-press conferences; Players learned of McDermott's firing through the media the same way we all did. Pegula interjected multiple times during Beane’s answers with what he wanted to say, inadvertently stirring the pot more than intended.

Bills' owner Terry Pegula revealed that family issues were the reason for his media silence that has lasted several years.

The Buffalo Bills just completed a doozy of a press conference in Orchard Park. Owner Terry Pegula and general manager Brandon Beane spoke with reporters for about an hour, even arriving five minutes before the scheduled start time. What resulted was messy, and they are rightfully getting some heat.

The Buffalo Bills held a press conference with owner Terry Pegula and GM Brandon Beane, providing insight of the decision to see a new head coach