BREAKING: HC Sean McDermott Threatens to Bring in Veteran Kicker to Compete with Tyler Bass
In a surprising turn of events, Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott has issued a clear warning to underperforming kicker Tyler Bass: shape up, or face competition. During a post-practice press conference this week, McDermott hinted at the possibility of bringing in a veteran kicker to light a fire under Bass and stabilize the team’s kicking game.
Tyler Bass Under Scrutiny
Tyler Bass, once hailed as one of the most reliable young kickers in the league, has struggled in recent games. Missed field goals and extra points at critical moments have raised concerns among fans and coaches alike. Though Bass has shown flashes of brilliance in the past, consistency has become a growing issue.
“We’re evaluating all options,” said McDermott. “At the end of the day, it’s about performance. If we need to bring in someone to push Tyler or even replace him, we will do what’s best for the team.”
Possible Veteran Options
Speculation has already begun swirling around who that veteran kicker might be. Names like Mason Crosby, Robbie Gould, and even Randy Bullock have surfaced as potential options. These seasoned pros could provide both stability and a strong locker room presence as the Bills aim for a playoff push.
A Wake-Up Call for Bass
The message is clear: no one’s job is safe—not even for a kicker with playoff experience and a strong leg like Bass. McDermott’s comments could serve as both a challenge and a motivation for the young specialist.
What’s Next for the Bills?
With the season entering its most critical stretch, the pressure is on for Buffalo to clean up its special teams and avoid costly mistakes. Whether or not a veteran kicker is brought in, McDermott’s statement sends a loud and clear signal: performance is everything.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
