Buffalo Bills moved on from Sean McDermott but their offseason moves won't be enough for a title
At what point do you give up on a team? When do you say "enough is enough" and make the decision to just believe it won’t happen for a squad? JOSH ALLEN RECALLS HIS ROLE IN BILLS' COACHING SEARCH, DETAILS JOE BRADY’S APPROACH TO NEW ROLE Offseason additions and subtractions I think the team also said they’ve had enough as they finally moved on from Sean McDermott.
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