Move over, Justice League—Buffalo’s coaching staff just assembled its own superhero squad. The Bills dropped a bombshell Tuesday, hiring Chris Tabor as special teams coordinator and adding three defensive coaches. Think of it as the NFL’s version of a blockbuster offseason trailer—flashy new faces, gritty comebacks, and a plot twist nobody saw coming. Tabor, a 15-year NFL vet, steps in after a 2024 hiatus. His resume?Interim HC for the Panthers in 2023 and stints with the Bears and Browns. Joining him: Ryan Nielsen (Jaguars’ 2024 DC), Jason Rebrovich (Packers’ sack maestro), and ex-lacrosse pro, Mike Pellegrino, who coached All-Pro CB Christian Gonzalez. Nielsen’s Saints (2017-22) ranked top-10 in sacks yearly during his tenure—a stat that’s got Bills Mafia buzzing louder than a Taylor Swift (or are we only allowed to say Hailee Steinfeld) concert.We’ve made some additions to our coaching staff.More details: https://t.co/kpfpN7doyc pic.twitter.com/QdsYosjV6q— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) February 24, 2025But the real drama? Von Miller’s looming $23.8M cap hit.Coach Sean McDermott played it coy on Monday: “Love Von… Mentally, he’s just so elite. To come off a knee injury, particularly when you’re 30-plus, is a challenge” Miller turns 36 in March. He’s had 6 sacks in 2024 after a rocky post-injury 2023. He’s the Terminator of locker rooms—always back, but at what cost?With no guaranteed cash left, Buffalo might pull a Moneyball move. Miller’s legacy looms: two Super Bowl rings, 8.5 career playoff sacks. Yet, Father Time is undefeated. “I thought this year was a lot better than the year before, and that’s really what you want to see,” McDermott admitted. Will Von take another pay cut? Or is this goodbye? The Bills are navigating turbulence.This story is unfolding—stay locked in for the latest.The post Josh Allen’s Bills Make Huge Offseason Announcement As Sean McDermott Predicted To Give Up on NFL Veteran appeared first on EssentiallySports.