The Buffalo Bills have fired Doug Whaley as general manager.
The Bills were 30-34 in Whaley's four seasons as general manager as they continue their 17-year playoff drought.
"After a thorough review of our football operations over the past several months, Kim [Pegula] and I informed Doug this morning that we will be moving in a new direction," Bills co-owner Terry Pegula said in a statement. "We have enjoyed working with Doug. He is a good person and we want to thank him for his work and commitment to our football team. This was my decision. It was not an easy decision but I believe it's the right one for the future of the Buffalo Bills. Our search for a new general manager will begin immediately."
Sean McDermott began having more power after he was hired as head coach in January.
The Bills also fired their entire scouting staff.
Via Mike Rodak/ESPN