The Buffalo Bills made a significant decision on Monday, parting ways with head coach Sean McDermott after nine seasons.

Buffalo is likely the best head-coaching job on the open market, as whoever lands the position will work with quarterback Josh Allen.

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Many people have been throwing around the names of big-time head coaches for the role, but WFAN host Chris McMonigle believes former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick should be considered.

“This is the kind of spot I think Bill Belichick makes sense,” McMonigle said on Monday during “The Craig Carton Show”. “If he takes the job, he knows Brandon Beane was made president. You don’t have to worry about him having ideas of running the entire show. He would come in just as the head coach, ready-made team. He has an opportunity to get right back into the Super Bowl talk.”

Belichick is currently the head coach at North Carolina, but if the Bills come calling, there’s a good chance he would leave the Tar Heels. It would be a significant decision for Buffalo to bring Belichick on board, especially considering that his last few seasons in New England didn’t go well.

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However, Belichick would be strolling into a situation with Allen as his quarterback. When Belichick teams up with a talented quarterback, he can win at the highest level.

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