Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula (left), head coach Sean McDermott, owner Kim Pegula and general manager Doug Whaley during a news conference in January. including LSU cornerback Tre’Davious White in the first round, the Buffalo Bills decided the person making personnel decisions for them needed to be replaced. The team fired general manager Doug Whaley on Sunday, owner Terry Pegula said, ending a four-year tenure with no playoff appearances. Whaley took over in May 2013, just a few weeks after that year’s NFL Draft, and with a new coach in Doug Marrone. And the biggest decision for this team—as has always seemed to be the case since Jim Kelly’s prime—will be the team’s quarterback situation.

Source: Wall Street Journal April 30, 2017 17:03 UTC