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Top 5 Reasons Why Bills Fans should get excited for Bills-Jets Week 14 5. Game changers welcome 4. Some seriously cool kicks in the house… 3. …Along with some very special guests 2. Zay day 1. Defend. Our. Dirt.

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@RyanTalbotBills Being Beane: Turning Bills into a Contender via 2019 NFL Draft, Trade, Free Agency How to make Bills into instant contender this offseason By Ryan Talbot | Contributing writer Brandon Beane has the opportunity to turn the Buffalo Bills into a legitimate contender in the 2019 offseason. Buffalo currently has 10 picks in the 2019 NFL Draft and Spotrac.com projects that the team will have over $90 million in cap space. How would we use these assets to turn the Bills into a powerhouse? We're glad you asked. Laid out is a position-by-position breakdown of key players under contract for the team in 2019 and moves that we'd make in free agency, via trade and the draft to bolster positions if we were Bills GM.

Projected Lineup 53 Jeff Skinner - 9 Jack Eichel - 23 Sam Reinhart 43 Conor Sheary - 37 Casey Mittelstadt - 29 Jason Pominville 17 Vladimir Sobotka - 71 Evan Rodrigues - 21 Kyle Okposo 10 Patrik Berglund - 22 Johan Larsson - 72 Tage Thompson 24 Lawrence Pilut - 55 Rasmus Ristolainen 26 Rasmus Dahlin - 4 Zach Bogosian 82 Nathan Beaulieu - 5 Matt Tennyson 35 Linus Ullmark 31 Scott Wedgewood

Game Preview: 12/8/18 vs. Philadelphia GAME-DAY RESOURCES Game Notes NHL Stats LAST GAME Tuesday, December 4 Toronto 4 at Buffalo 3 (OT) Goals: Eichel (2), Reinhart Goalie: Ullmark (26 saves/30 shots) PP: 0/2; PK: 2/2; Shots: Buffalo 41 – Toronto 30 CURRENT INJURIES – (Man Games Lost: 107) Player (injury, first game missed) – total games missed Matt Hunwick (neck, Oct. 4; injured reserve) – 29 games Scott Wilson (ankle, Oct. 4; injured reserve) – 29 games Marco Scandella (upper body, Nov. 27; injured reserve) – 5 games Jake McCabe (upper body, Nov. 29; injured reserve) – 3 games Jason Pominville (upper body, Dec. 3) – 2 games Casey Nelson (upper body, Dec. 8; injured reserve) – 0 games TRANSACTIONS IN PAST 7 DAYS 12/4: Activated F Conor Sheary from IR; Placed D Jake McCabe on IR 12/5: Assigned D Matt Tennyson to Rochester (AHL) 12/7: Recalled D Matt Tennyson and G Scott Wedgewood from Rochester (AHL); Placed D Casey Nelson on IR UPCOMING GAMES Tuesday, Dec. 11: Los Angeles at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13: Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15: Buffalo at Washington, 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16: Buffalo at Boston, 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 18: Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. TODAY’S GAME FLYERS at SABRES This is the second of three meetings between the Sabres and Flyers this season. Last meeting: Buffalo defeated Philadelphia 5-2 in Buffalo on Nov. 21 Next meeting: Tuesday, Feb. 26 in Philadelphia The Sabres are 5-4-1 in their last 10 games vs. the Flyers; 6-4-0 at home This is the 178th game all-time between Buffalo and Philadelphia; Buffalo has a 69-84-24 series record. The Sabres are 44-33-10 at home against the Flyers all-time.

The Rams have every incentive to keep winning with the Saints just one game behind and holding the head-to-head tiebreaker. They will play to win for the rest of the season to avoid a potential rematch in the Super Dome.

From Joe B's Five Things for the NYJ game: 3) Levi Wallace to face his biggest test? - The Bills made a move about a month ago now to release cornerback Phillip Gaines, which gave an opportunity to Levi Wallace to be the full-time starter at cornerback. Wallace, also an undrafted rookie, hasn't had any glaring errors in his three games of starting. However, he hasn't faced a quarterback that would try to punish the Bills for starting a rookie cornerback, either. In order, the Wallace and the Bills have faced Josh McCown, Blake Bortles, and Ryan Tannehill -- one backup, and two starters that could be replaced by their teams ahead of the 2019 season. This time around the Bills will be up against rookie Sam Darnold. And while he might be inexperienced, he isn't afraid to sling the ball around -- at least not yet -- as his league-leading 14 interceptions would indicate. Darnold and the Jets are likely quite aware of Wallace, considering on the opposite side of the field they'd have to contend with second-year player Tre'Davious White, who is one of the better cornerbacks in the league. It's natural logic to think that a quarterback willing to throw the ball around would target Wallace rather than White. So, like Foster, this is a clear opportunity for the undrafted rookie cornerback. In the next three weeks, Wallace will go up against Darnold, the throw-friendly Matt Stafford with Detroit, and then the ultimate challenge in Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. Should Wallace be able to show well in those three games, that will likely bump down adding another starting cornerback on the priority list. He's off to a good start, but this Sunday begins the real test for Wallace.

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