The Buffalo Bills didn't have to look far to find their replacement for head coach Sean McDermott, as they agreed to a five-year contract with offensive coordinator Joe Brady to serve as the team's next head coach.
The decision may end up being the right one from a process point of view, but the decisions the Blls made to get this point are assuredly going to paint this organization in a negative light and get the regime change started off on a bad foot.
Firing McDermott is one thing, but between retaining GM Brandon Beane, embarrassing everyone with an absolutely disastrous post-season press conference, and conducting one of the more uninspired coaching searches out there in this cycle, there are warning signs that suggest what Buffalo has done in the offseason could come back to bite them sooner than expected.