Buffalo Bills press conferences haven’t been short on headlines over the last few days. Last week in announcing the firing of coach Sean McDermott, team owner Terry Pegula pointed the finger at his former coach for drafting wideout Keon Coleman, who’s had an underwhelming start to his NFL career.
Then on Thursday, the team held the introductory press conference for the man who is replacing McDermott: former offensive coordinator Joe Brady. However, it wasn’t Brady who generated headlines but rather the team’s franchise player, quarterback Josh Allen, who took to the podium and just like his owner, assigned blame for the Bills’ heartbreaking playoff defeat to the Denver Broncos.
