As the Bills look for their next head coach, Buffalo is interviewing long-time quarterback Philip Rivers for the position.

Former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers is interviewing for the Buffalo Bills' head coaching vacancy on Friday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

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WOW. The dude does have head coaching experience... and by that I mean he has coached the team at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama. But per multiple reports on Friday, Rivers is having an interview with the Bills, which have a vacancy after firing Sean McDermott.