Ever since the Bills morphed into a Super Bowl contender,
he’s been on edge ahead of dates with Reid and the Chiefs.
Anxiousness that becomes infectious.
“The players feel him being so uptight,” one coach said. “You go, ‘
Uh oh. Sean’s doing it again.’ It shows during the week. It shows in his playcalling. That’s his downfall — he’s just so uptight. It takes a toll on him. … He’s a nervous wreck. The players can sense it just in his voice, his demeanor.”
All of which is reflected when it’s nut-cutting time. T
he sight of defensive backs lined wayyy off the ball in crucial late-game situations is as common as the ridiculous number of Tim Horton’s coffeeshops in WNY.
