West Palm Beach, FL (WBEN) - Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott spoke to reporters on Monday at the NFL Annual League Meeting in Florida about discussions surrounding a new stadium for the team in Orchard Park.
"I'm looped in, where I need to be looped in, but overall I'm staying in my lane getting our team ready to win," he said. "Obviously, I'm preparing for the draft with Brandon [Beane] beside me. That's where it's at."
Team owners, representing all 32 teams, are set to vote Monday on a $200 million loan from the league's G4 program. This is money that would be used toward a new Buffalo Bills stadium.
McDermott, who spoke at the AFC coaches breakfast, was asked if he has ideas for a new stadium that he would like to see implemented.
"As we get closer, we'll be looped in on those things and asked about specifics. But overall, "I know there's a lot of work that's going on on a daily basis and I know it's a lot of hard work, so I really appreciate that."
There has been a lot of talk over the last several months about a new stadium.
McDermott said it has not been a distraction.
When asked if he has a preference on design; outdoor, or a dome? "LOUD" was McDermott's response.
