The Buffalo Bills enter the 2026 NFL season with significant pressure on head coach Joe Brady and quarterback Josh Allen. ESPN's Dan Graziano believes last season's divisional-round exit raised the standard in Buffalo.
Speaking on ESPN's Get Up, Graziano explained why the Bills cannot treat another playoff appearance as enough.
"The coach that was there for nine years and took them to the playoffs eight times in nine years after 17 years when they didn't go at all before he got there, went to the second round last year, lost in overtime and got fired," Graziano said.
He then said, "Now, if you're not under pressure to follow that, I don't know who is."
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Speaking on ESPN's Get Up, Graziano explained why the Bills cannot treat another playoff appearance as enough.
"The coach that was there for nine years and took them to the playoffs eight times in nine years after 17 years when they didn't go at all before he got there, went to the second round last year, lost in overtime and got fired," Graziano said.
He then said, "Now, if you're not under pressure to follow that, I don't know who is."
MORE: Josh Allen sees something 'special' in Bills' new-look 2026 roster
#graziano #years #buffalo
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