Bills Mafia Shouldn’t Worry About Super Bowl Coaches On Other Teams

A couple of things have gone down this week that has Bills Mafia worried about the state of the AFC East. But when they hear this stat, they might not be quite as nervous.

The Baltimore Ravens released John Harbaugh

It was big news this week when the Baltimore Ravens released their head coach of the last 18 years, John Harbaugh. He's been there for such a long time and even won a Super Bowl with them. While he didn't have a great season this year, a lot of people were surprised that they finally pulled the trigger and let him go. He's easily one of the most sought after coaches in the NFL now.

The Miami Dolphins released Mike McDaniel

In a less surprising move, the Miami Dolphins released the guy who was supposed to be an offensive mastermind turned head coach, Mike McDaniel. That move just happened today, but almost immediately, Bills fans started worrying online about whether the Dolphins would go out and get John Harbaugh to finally bring them back into relevance.

No coach has ever won the Super Bowl with two teams

It's hard to believe, but there isn't a coach in the history of the NFL who has ever won a Super Bowl with two different teams. There have been plenty who have taken different teams to the Super Bowl, but none of them have ever won with two separate teams.

Granted, I'd rather not see a successful coach get a job in the AFC East against the Bills. I'd always rather see the Bills be the class of the division, but the only thing stopping them from doing that is themselves.

If Harbaugh couldn't get it done with Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, De'Andre Hopkins, and more, what are the chances that he'll have an impact with the Dolphins roster?

So don't worry about who the other teams in the division are hiring to coach their teams and just worry about our team.