Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott recently joined the Good Morning Football crew, where he was praised as the No. 1 power-ranked head coach. Kyle Brandt kicked off the interview, expressing his excitement about speaking to the top-ranked coach. Brandt commended McDermott for sharing personal anecdotes about his family, to which McDermott responded by describing a busy but enjoyable
Akbar Gbajabiamila then asked about the unique environment at St. John Fisher for the Bills’ training camp. McDermott enthusiastically praised the setup, comparing it favorably to his previous experiences with the Philadelphia Eagles and Carolina Panthers. He highlighted the daily interactions with passionate Bills fans and described the camp’s location in Pittsford, NY, as a quaint, picturesque town.
Jamie Erdahl inquired about how McDermott is approaching this year’s camp, given the influx of new players. McDermott emphasized the need to start fresh each year, building the team from the ground up. He spoke about the excitement of integrating new veterans and rookies, specifically mentioning rookie Keon Coleman’s impressive start in training camp.
Peter Schrager addressed a recent controversy involving anonymous criticism of quarterback Josh Allen. McDermott dismissed the gossip, affirming the team’s strong belief in Allen’s character and leadership. He recounted the excitement and relief of drafting Allen, noting his exceptional skills and perfect fit with the Buffalo community.
The conversation turned lighter when Erdahl brought up Mack Hollins, a new addition to the Bills known for his quirky habits, such as walking barefoot and not using utensils. McDermott humorously admitted that these eccentricities were unknown during the scouting process but embraced Hollins’ unique energy and personality.
Kyle Brandt concluded the interview by praising McDermott’s patience and dedication, sending him off with a hearty “Go Bills!” You can watch the full interview on YouTube, as the NFL does not allow direct embeds from the platform.