When the season finished in Philly, Marv Levy had circled his last wagon:

WIVB-TV reports that the former four-time Super Bowl-appearing coach will be stepping down from his position as general manager of the Buffalo Bills.

Levy will he heading back to retirement after spending the past two years in the Orchard Park offices. The long hours were reportedly wearing on the 82-year-old GM, causing him to miss many a “Matlock” rerun.

It was also believed that Marv was ready to go after doing “what he needed to do.” If that means finally relieving J.P. Losman of starting QB duties, then mission accomplished.