The latest: Bills to interview former Colts QB Philip Rivers, according to ESPN

BUFFALO, N.Y. — After the sudden firing of the Buffalo Bills’ Head Coach Sean McDermott, the team is in the midst of interviewing possible candidates for the role.

The latest information

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Bills will interview former Colts QB Philip Rivers. Rivers currently coaches at St. Michael Catholic High School.

Other interviews

As of Thursday night, the Bills completed interviews with Joe Brady, Brian Daboll, and Lou Amarumo.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Bills have an interview scheduled with Anthony Lynn, the team’s former assistant head coach and current run game coordinator for the Washington Commanders, for Saturday. He was a finalist for the Bills’ head coaching job in 2017 that went to McDermott.

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McDermott was fired after the team’s heartbreaking loss in Denver. He was with the team for nine seasons, and the team made the playoffs seven seasons in a row and made it to the AFC Championship twice.

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