Bills head coach Sean McDermott gets roasted on SNL after report claims he used 9/11 attacks as an example of TEAMWORK in 2019 speech

Bills head coach Sean McDermott has gotten roasted by SNL, shortly after a report claims that he used the attacks on 9/11 as an example of teamwork in a speech from 2019.

SNL’s Colin Jost said: ‘Bills coach

Bills head coach Sean McDermott has gotten roasted by SNL, shortly after a report claims that he used the attacks on 9/11 as an example of teamwork in a speech from 2019.

SNL’s Colin Jost said: ‘Bills coach Sean McDermott apologized after giving a speech to his players where he used 9/1 terrorists as a good example of teamwork… which is kind of a full circle moment… because when Osama Bin Laden was giving the terrorists a pep’ talk, he told them not to be like the Bills.’

On Friday, McDermott told reporters that he recognizes his mistake while also noting he still has the support of the team in light of the questionable comparison he made four years ago.

‘It was important for me to address the players that are new to us since 2019 and may not have been around that day,’ said McDermott, who met with players Thursday to discuss the comments.

‘So they understood that situation and how it unfolded, and that, based on who I am and what they’ve seen, my hope and how I try and do things and how I handled that situation. So it went well. Their support was clear and much appreciated.’

apologized after giving a speech to his players where he used 9/1 terrorists as a good example of teamwork… which is kind of a full circle moment… because when Osama Bin Laden was giving the terrorists a pep’ talk, he told them not to be like the Bills.’

On Friday, McDermott told reporters that he recognizes his mistake while also noting he still has the support of the team in light of the questionable comparison he made four years ago.

‘It was important for me to address the players that are new to us since 2019 and may not have been around that day,’ said McDermott, who met with players Thursday to discuss the comments.

‘So they understood that situation and how it unfolded, and that, based on who I am and what they’ve seen, my hope and how I try and do things and how I handled that situation. So it went well. Their support was clear and much appreciated.’