Sean McDermott Vows Redemption: “I Don’t Care About the Past – We’re Ready to Flip the Script!”

Buffalo, NY – September 2, 2025

Buffalo entered the 2024 season surrounded by doubt. Stefon Diggs was gone, key starters were injured, and critics whispered that the “same old Bills” would collapse under pressure. But Sean McDermott and Josh Allen turned those doubts into fuel — and delivered one of the most dominant campaigns in franchise history.

The Bills finished 13–4, claiming their fifth straight AFC East crown, the longest divisional streak in team history, surpassing the glory run of 1988–1991. Along the way, they slayed giants: in Week 11, Buffalo stunned the Kansas City Chiefs 30–21, snapping their 15-game winning streak in front of 31.2 million viewers, the most-watched regular-season game of 2024. Just two weeks later, the Bills dismantled the San Francisco 49ers 35–10, clinching their sixth consecutive playoff berth and confirming they were still the AFC’s storm. Their only major stumble came in Week 4, a sobering 35–10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, one of just four defeats all year.

In the postseason, McDermott’s mantra “Everybody Eats” defined the Bills’ identity. Thirteen different players scored touchdowns across the season, proof of a roster built on sharing the load. The playoffs showcased Buffalo’s grit: they crushed the Denver Broncos 31–7 in the Wild Card, then avenged their earlier loss by edging the Ravens 27–25 in the Divisional Round. But destiny dealt another cruel blow in the AFC Championship, where the Bills fell 32–29 to Kansas City, once again stopped just short of the Super Bowl.

Yet the season was not defined by heartbreak alone. The 2024 Bills proved they could thrive without their biggest star, rally through injuries, and push past the weight of expectations. They embodied Buffalo’s spirit: toughness, unity, and belief in one another.

And when the dust settled, Sean McDermott’s words rang louder than the defeat itself:

“I don’t care about the past – we’re ready to flip the script.”

It wasn’t a soundbite — it was a vow. Buffalo’s story isn’t over. The Bills Mafia still believes. And their fight for the Lombardi burns hotter than ever.