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2019 Super Bowl Odds: Patriots Fall While Chargers Rise, Saints Jump Above Rams in Simulation Super Bowl LIII Odds TEAM VEGAS SB% CONF% DIV% PLAYOFF New Orleans Saints 11/4 20.98% 38.84% 95.1% 99% Los Angeles Rams 11/4 17.47% 35.27% 98% 99% New England Patriots 8/1 17.21% 31.26% 98% 99% Kansas City Chiefs 9/2 16.58% 30.65% 81.3% 99% Los Angeles Chargers 12/1 7.22% 14.26% 18.8% 98.5% Pittsburgh Steelers 6/1 7.02% 13.98% 88.1% 92.7%

Agent's Take: What's Next for Le'Veon Bell and the Steelers, Including Seven Potential Suitors for the RB by Joel Corry The Le'Veon Bell saga has finally come to a close for the time being. As a franchise player with an unsigned tender, Bell had until 4 p.m. ET on the Tuesday after Week 10's games to reach an agreement with the Steelers. Bell missed this deadline when he didn't sign an NFL player contract Tuesday, so under NFL rules, he won't play football again until the 2019 season. Bell kept practically everyone in the dark, including his Steelers teammates, about his plans for the season. He alluded to this outcome before the Steelers met the Jaguars in last season's AFC divisional playoffs. Bell indicated he would consider sitting out the season or retiring if given a second franchise tag. It was widely assumed Bell would take the same approach with his $14.544 million franchise tag as last year after an agreement was unable to be reached prior to the mid-July deadline for franchise players to sign long-term deals. The three-time All-Pro didn't sign his franchise tender until Labor Day in 2017.

They play KC on the road in December, so we'll get a chance to see how good they are. Bosa might be back this week BTW. Joey Bosa inching closer to returning for Chargers vs. Broncos

BillsWire Podcast Ep. 48: Prospect Talk with Chris Trapasso Host Jeremy Juhasz is joined by Chris Trapasso of CBS Sports and contributor to the Buffalo News to take a look at the early candidates for the Buffalo Bills to consider in the upcoming NFL draft. Also more on what young players on the roster should Bills fans key on these remaining six contests of 2018.

BillsWire Podcast Ep. 48: Prospect Talk with Chris Trapasso Host Jeremy Juhasz is joined by Chris Trapasso of CBS Sports and contributor to the Buffalo News to take a look at the early candidates for the Buffalo Bills to consider in the upcoming NFL draft. Also more on what young players on the roster should Bills fans key on these remaining six contests of 2018.

11-16: The NFL Draft Network's Kyle Crabbs with Howard and Jeremy on WGR (11:12)

This must be racism.

Game Preview: 11/16/18 at Winnipeg Jets GAME-DAY RESOURCES Game Notes NHL Stats Press Clips LAST GAME Tuesday, November 13 Tampa Bay 1 at Buffalo 2 Goals: Skinner, Okposo Goalie: Hutton (29 saves/30 shots) PP: 0/1; PK: 1/1; Shots: Tampa Bay 30 – Buffalo 19 CURRENT INJURIES – (Man Games Lost: 65) Player (injury, first game missed) – total games missed Matt Hunwick (neck, Oct. 4; injured reserve) – 18 games Scott Wilson (ankle, Oct. 4; injured reserve) – 18 games TRANSACTIONS IN PAST 7 DAYS 11/10: Acquired a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft from Dallas in exchange for D Taylor Fedun UPCOMING GAMES Saturday, Nov. 17: Buffalo at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 19: Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 21: Philadelphia at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23: Montreal at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24: Buffalo at Detroit, 7 p.m. TONIGHT’S GAME SABRES at JETS This is the first of two meetings between the Sabres and Jets this season. Last meeting: Winnipeg defeated Buffalo 7-4 in Buffalo on Jan. 9 Next meeting: Sunday, Feb. 10 in Buffalo The Sabres are 5-5-0 in their last 10 games vs. the Jets; 3-6-1 on the road This is the 62nd game all-time between Buffalo and Winnipeg/Atlanta; Buffalo has a 26-24-11 series record. The Sabres are 9-14-7 on the road against the Jets/Thrashers all-time.

NFL Week 11 questions: Is Monday night's Chiefs-Rams Game a Preview of Super Bowl LIII? One fascinating matchup highlights Week 11, but there are plenty of storylines to sort through — including first place in a division totally up for grabs. Here are the key questions for Week 11. 1. Who will win the midseason Super Bowl? The Rams and Chiefs, two of the best teams and most potent offenses, square off Monday night in what could very well be a preview of Super Bowl LIII in February. Both teams are 9-1, making it just the fifth time since the 1970 merger that teams with one loss or fewer meet this late in a season. The Chiefs rank second in the NFL in scoring offense (35.3 points a game); the Rams rank third (33.5). Two of the game’s top young passers in Patrick Mahomes — who ranks first in yardage (3,150) — and Jared Goff — who ranks second (3,134) — will battle for the first time in their careers. Skill position players like Todd Gurley, Tyreek Hill, and Travis Kelce figure to be big. But this game might come down to the defense that limits more explosive plays than the other. That edge might go to L.A., which has been better and is tied for ninth in the league with 26 sacks. 2. Will moving Monday's game to Los Angeles affect either team? The other storyline in this game was the NFL’s decision Tuesday to relocate it from Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca due to poor field conditions. Because it’s scheduled as a home game for the Rams, it’s being moved to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The Rams had just arrived in Colorado Springs on Monday to train for the altitude they were expecting in Mexico City. The team will stay there and practice throughout the week, so even though they’ll play at home Monday night, this could have a bit of an away game feel for them. For the Chiefs, not much changes other than their eventual destination — though it’s more than likely that the crowd in the Coliseum will be predominantly favoring the Rams. Unless any Chiefs fans who were planning on making the trip down to Mexico City can change their travel plans, expect a lot of blue and gold.