New Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard weighed in on the controversial interception that ended the Bills' season against the Denver Broncos. Leonhard, previously the Broncos' defensive pass game coordinator, initially sided with his former team, stating the play was not a catch. This comment has sparked further debate among fans and analysts.

In the pivotal play, receiver Brandin Cooks appeared to make a catch before Ja'Quan McMillian of the Broncos wrestled the ball away. The Bills never got the ball back, losing 33-30 in overtime. Head coach Sean McDermott was vocal about the officiating. The team is now looking ahead to the next season with new leadership on both sides of the ball.

Leonhard's comments came during his first press conference since returning to Buffalo after playing for the Bills. The Bills' season ended abruptly, and the team will be eager to move past it. The team is hoping that the addition of fresh perspectives will bring a new chapter.

This controversial play and its aftermath will linger in the minds of Bills fans. The team's GM Brandon Beane has indicated that the team is interested in re-signing Brandin Cooks this offseason. The team's future is a key topic of discussion during this off-season.