‘The Bills (6-8), eliminated from playoff contention last week, can play the role of the spoiler against the Broncos (8-6), who can clinch a playoff berth with a win or tie. Buffalo’s 23rd-ranked offense, which will get a lift from the return of QB Trent Edwards from a groin injury, should have no problem moving the ball against Denver’s 28th-ranked defense that has missed a healthy CB Champ Bailey (groin). The Broncos yield 140.1 yards rushing per game so plenty of touches for RB Marshawn Lynch, who has averaged 98.8 yards rushing in his last five starts, is in order, particularly on the road. The real question is how well Buffalo’s No. 13 defense can hold up against Denver’s explosive No. 2 offense, averaging 385 yards and 23 points per game. Despite a myriad of injuries at running back, third-year QB Jay Cutler has enjoyed a Pro Bowl campaign. He threw for 304 yards in Denver’s 15-14 win over the Bills last season in Orchard Park. The Bills need to get pressure on him, but Denver’s offensive line is once against among the league’s best. Cutler has been sacked just 10 times and the Broncos are still averaging 4.2 yards per rush. The Bills will need a big play or two in the kicking game and should be able to exploit Denver’s weak coverage units.’