McDaniel faces scrutiny after an 0-2 start, with fans calling for his and Grier’s jobs. His leadership is defended by players who stress trust, time on task, and accountability as the cure. The quick turnaround versus Buffalo will test his ability to unite a regrouping locker room and fix in-game issues that have hampered late-game efficiency.

McDaniel faces scrutiny as the offense stalls and roster decisions ripple through the depth chart. Week 3 will test his play calling and adaptability.

McDaniel rejected job-security chatter, stressing accountability and fixes to substitutions and timing after two costly late-game miscues.

McDaniel faces mounting questions after an 0-2 start and a banner controversy. He reiterates focus on the team and denies concern over job security, signaling a process-driven approach while tasked with turning around an offense that stalled late against New England.

McDaniel enters year four with a 28-26 record; Week 1’s collapse raises questions about offensive rhythm and decision-making, with the coach under pressure to stabilize a roster undergoing rapid changes.