The Buffalo Bills have decided to make a change at special teams coordinator. According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the team has decided to move on from Matthew Smiley: The #Bills parted ways with

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott did not hold back when discussing the officiating in the AFC Championship game against the Chiefs.

Here are eight takeaways from McDermott’s end-of-season press conference: Another year, another loss to the Chiefs in the postseason. The Bills are 0-4 in those scenario. McDermott said he does not believe in building a roster just to beat one team specifically. Considering the Bills will face many foes in 2025, that’s probably smart.

The Bills have found a new special teams coordinator. Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, Buffalo is hiring Chris Tabor for the role. Tabor, 53, was most recently the Panthers' interim head coach to end the 2023 season,

Chris Tabor was out of the league in 2024 but is considered one of the best special teams coordinators in the NFL.

A league source confirmed an ESPN report that the Buffalo Bills are set to hire veteran NFL assistant Chris Tabor as their new special teams coordinator. Preview Preview Josh Allen secures the MVP title and gives Bills fans something to celebrate this week.