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Kelvin Benjamin Signing One-Year Deal with Chiefs Former Buffalo Bills wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin is set to sign with the Kansas City Chiefs, Ian Rapoport reports. Benjamin was released by the Bills on Tuesday. Kelvin Benjamin's foray into free agency has been brief. The former Buffalo Bills wide receiver is set to sign a one-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs, a source informed of the situation told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport. Benjamin was waived by the Bills on Tuesday and went unclaimed on waivers Wednesday and visited with the Chiefs. By signing with Kansas City, Benjamin more or less ensures he'll be playing for a team bound for the postseason before becoming a free agent again this offseason. ESPN first reported the development.

5. Buffalo Sabres (17-8-4) Total points: 141 Last week: No. 4 Hit: Jack Eichel has 15 points (three goals, 12 assists) in 11 games since Nov. 16. Miss: The Sabres have lost four in a row (0-2-2) since winning 10 straight from Nov. 8-27.

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Secondary scoring has dried up along with the issues with the PP. They should have more success in the next few games against a softer schedule.

Four one goal losses ( two in OT) against a tough schedule.

Josh Allen, Zay Jones and 5 Bills on Kelvin Benjamin's Release Orchard Park, N.Y. -- Buffalo Bills fans were growing impatient in recent weeks as their team's No. 1 wide receiver continued to struggle despite the sudden improvement from the rest of the offense. On Tuesday most Bills fans rejoiced when they heard the news that much-maligned receiver Kelvin Benjamin had finally been released by Buffalo. He played 12 games this season for the Bills and had just 23 receptions for 354 yards and one touchdown. The theme in the locker room Wednesday after practice was about opportunity for the rest of the receivers on the roster. Zay Jones becomes the new No. 1 and a trio of young pass catchers will try to prove their skills in the last four games as the Bills evaluate the position for the future. Here is what Jones, quarterback Josh Allen, and more said about Benjamin and veteran Andre Holmes getting released.