As the Bills sent out several HC interview requests Wednesday morning, Terry Pegula conducted an interesting press conference. One of the topics covered a player who may not be long for Buffalo.

The Seattle Seahawks never trailed in the NFC Divisional Round against the San Francisco 49ers. That's because Rashid Shaheed took the opening kickoff all the way back for a touchdown. It's a good thing Shaheed chose to be a football player. He nearly could've pursued a different sport entirely.

Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks feels fellow wideout Keon Coleman will continue to grow into his NFL potential -- whether that ends up being under a new coaching staff in Buffalo or elsewhere after team owner Terry Pegula's comments.