Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane tells Rich Eisen he’s “fired up every day”

Brandon Beane’s dream fuels everything he does.

Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane made an appearance with the “Rich Eisen Show” on Wednesday, May 7, giving fans another glimpse into the passion and drive behind one of the NFL’s most determined GM’s. When asked by Eisen if he ever lets himself envision what a Super Bowl parade in Buffalo might look like, Beane didn’t hesitate in his reply:

“Yeah, I do, Rich,” he said. “And every time I do, the hair on the back of my neck stands up — and it’s doing it right now.”

Beane didn’t stop there. “It would be one of the greatest things ever,” he added, before joking about how he’d likely get himself into trouble during the celebration. “I’d probably have my shirt off in the middle of winter or be doing something stupid with everyone else,” he laughed.

For Beane, the vision of that long-awaited championship moment is more than just a fantasy — it’s motivation. “It would be amazing. This city deserves it,” he said. “It fires me up every day.”

Despite the team’s consistent presence in the postseason and multiple deep playoff runs, Beane acknowledged the lingering frustration of falling short. “We’ve had some great years,” he said almost apologetically, “but we have not reached what we are trying to get done… what I ultimately believe we will get done.”

One thing is certain — when that moment comes, it won’t just be another NFL championship. It’ll be the culmination of decades of heartbreak, resilience, and hope for a city and its fans. And as Beane hinted with a grin and a glint of belief, when it happens, “it’s going to be EPIC.”