The Buffalo Bills are hunting for a new head coach after Sean McDermott‘s departure. Mike Tomlin looks like a perfect fit on paper with his track record.

Sean McDermott suffered only one losing season in nine years with the Bills, but was unable to muster an elusive Super Bowl title in Buffalo.

The Tennessee Titans were considered a "team to watch" for Sean McDermott before they agreed to hire Robert Saleh as head coach.

Players who ended the season on Buffalo’s practice squad who were not signed to reserve/future deals include cornerback/return specialist Brandon Codrington, kicker Matthew Wright, quarterback Shane Buechele, defensive ends Matthew Judon and Shaq Lawson, and wide receiver Kristian Wilkerson.

Sean McDermott went down fighting for Buffalo, both at the postgame lectern in the Mile High City and from 35,000 feet on the flight home, insisting over and over that it was a catch and the Bills should be the ones moving on.

McDermott feels like a prime candidate to get the Cardinals out from the bottom of the NFL standings. He had seven straight 10+ win season with the Bills, and while their roster is clearly head and shoulders above Arizona's, there's still some solid pieces for McDermott to work with.

After nine seasons, the Buffalo Bills are searching for a new head coach again. The HC market is already booming following Black Monday, so there’s no shortage of replacements for Sean McDermott.