The Buffalo Bills fired head coach Sean McDermott following the team's AFC Divisional playoff loss to the Denver Broncos, but this column argues the offseason changes made since then will not be enough to deliver a Super Bowl title. The piece reflects growing scepticism from fans and pundits about the Bills' prospects, given that the previous season saw favourable circumstances fail to translate into postseason success, despite quarterback Josh Allen's continued strong play.

The author notes that last season had "virtually everything break correctly" for Buffalo, yet the team still fell short, losing yet another heartbreaking playoff game and prompting questions about whether a coaching change alone can fix deeper issues. Fox Sports' Colin Cowherd is cited offering a more optimistic counterpoint, insisting the Bills "will be fine" and that Allen remains capable of leading them to a championship regardless of the coaching change.