The Buffalo Bills announced a series of roster moves on Saturday in preparation for their Sunday afternoon game against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Bills signed tight end Keleki Latu from the practice squad, and to make room for him on the 53-man roster, they released wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr.

The Buffalo Bills have released one of their veteran wide receivers the day before the team takes on the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 17.

The last time the Buffalo Bills hosted the Philadelphia Eagles, "Fly, Eagles Fly" chants took over what's now Highmark Stadium six years ago, in Week 8 of 2019.

In that matchup, the Eagles defeated the Bills in overtime, 37-34. Buffalo led by 10 points entering the fourth quarter, but two Hurts passing touchdowns eventually got the game to overtime where the Eagles star QB finished off the comeback with a 12-yard touchdown run.

After missing all of December, Jalen Carter, but not Lane Johnson, will return for the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 17 against the Bills.

Sunday’s matchup between the Eagles and Bills in Buffalo could be the first of a two-game set, with the second meeting possibly happening in earl

Eagles hoping to improve position in NFC playoff structure unveil injury report with 4 players listed including AJ Brown

The defending Super Bowl champs, the Eagles have rebounded from a three-game losing streak to win their last two and, in the process, repeat as NFC East champions. Philly is the first team in the division to repeat since they did it back in 2004. It snapped the longest streak without a repeat champ by any division in NFL history.