Bills have a track record of developing solid cornerback talent, but missed on one, who recently took jabs at the coaching staff.

One of, if not the biggest, question surrounding the current Buffalo Bills roster is how the wide receiver room turns out. The Bills signed veterans Elijah Moore and Joshua Palmer in the offseason to try and replace Amari Cooper, who is still unsigned in the NFL, but has a few good team fits still out there.

Meanwhile, for Bills' head coach Sean McDermott, his eyes were elsewhere upon receiving the schedule. Speaking on It's Always Gameday in Buffalo, McDermott was asked what he looks for in the schedule each year, saying he opts to focus more on what his team's routine may look like, opposed to the actual opponents.

NFL season is set to arrive with fresh expectations and renewed hopes for many franchises. Yet, among all 32 teams, only one squad carries the unique distinction of being

Buffalo Bills' 2025 schedule is causing concern. Head Coach Sean McDermott notes the odd timing of games. Thirteen of eighteen games are on Sundays. This impacts players' family time. McDermott is looking for rest periods within the schedule.

It’s not as if Sean McDermott’s Buffalo Bills haven’t managed to solve Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. They just haven’t done it when it counted most.

Sean McDermott shares a coaches perspective on what he looks for when the 2025 Buffalo Bills schedule drops each year.

The NFL owners voted to keep the tush push play legal for 2025, though Sean McDermott still has his concerns about its safety.

"The playoff juggernauts of last season are well spaced out, in addition to facing division opponents relatively evenly at the beginning and end of the season. The season even ends with a quick drive to Cleveland and then two home games, although one is against the Eagles. Still, there are no excuses built into this schedule."