Bruce Arians eviscerates Bills GM Brandon Beane over ‘raise’ after firing Sean McDermott
NY Post
Bruce Arians doesn’t have any idea what is going on in Buffalo.
The former Buccaneers’ Super Bowl-winning coach is in agreement with the Bills’ now-former coach Sean McDermott, who reportedly upset owner Terry Pegula and general manager Brandon Beane in a closed-door meeting five weeks ago.
McDermott was then fired after the Bills lost to the Broncos, 33-30, in the Divisional Round, while Beane was promoted to president of football operations.
“This one baffles me,” Arian said Tuesday on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
“How Brandon Beane got elevated and Sean McDermott got fired — that just blows my mind because they didn’t have any damn players. The guy is one of the best coaches in the league… and Brandon Beane gets a f–king raise?”
McDermott is widely considered to have done some of his best work this past season.
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