Former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers has removed his name from consideration for the Buffalo Bills' head coaching position. Rivers, who recently came out of retirement, was interviewed by the Bills last week. This decision comes as the Bills seek a replacement for Sean McDermott. His lack of coaching experience at the professional level likely played a role in the withdrawal.

The Bills are now turning their attention to other candidates, including Denver Broncos pass game coordinator Davis Webb and Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski. Udinski also agreed to a new contract with the Jaguars. With Josh Allen involved in the interview process, the Bills are looking for a coach who can lead them to the next level following a disappointing season.

Rivers' presence in the search was intriguing due to his extensive knowledge of the game and his relationship with Allen. His withdrawal opens up the field for other candidates with more experience. This development leaves the Bills with a crucial decision as they aim to rebuild and compete in the AFC.

The Bills' general manager Brandon Beane and owner Terry Pegula are leading the search. They are looking for someone to take the team forward. The Bills are hoping to find a coach that will build on the team's strengths. The next steps will determine the future direction of the franchise.