The Bills lost a practice squad safety who won a national championship in college and was coached by Deion Sanders in high school.

The Philadelphia Eagles have added depth to their safety group, just days before Sunday’s playoff opener against the Green Bay Packers. Philly poached former Minnesota Vikings first-round pick Lewis Cine off of the Buffalo Bills practice squad on Wednesday.

The Philadelphia Eagles officially announced two roster moves on Wednesday afternoon. An overview: S Lewis Cine was signed from the Buffalo Bills’ practice squad to the Eagles’ active roster. DT Byron Young’s 21-day practice window to return from injured reserve was opened.

Before the Eagles embark on their playoff jersey, they decided to take a page out of the Bills defensive playbook.

PHILADELPHIA – The Eagles have signed safety Lewis Cine to the 53-man roster, the team announced on Wednesday. Cine, a 2022 first-round round of the Vikings, has spent the entire 2024 season on the Buffalo Bills’ practice squad after being released by Minnesota at the end of training camp.

After his college career, Cine was selected with the No. 32 pick in the 2022 NFL draft by the Minnesota Vikings. In his rookie year, he suffered a lower leg injury that ended his season. After two years in Minnesota, Cine was released before the 2024 season began and was added to the Bills practice squad a few days later.

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Players all around the offense, but especially Allen, have heralded Brady’s demeanor and his touch on the offense. Following up his quip that teams should not hire Brady, Allen went on to praise him.

The NFL’s wild-card weekend features divisional rivals facing off, two NFC rematches from Week 1 and the Harbaugh brothers coaching on the same day.

The gauntlet that is the NFL regular season is over, and the seven teams in each conference that managed to separate themselves over that 17-game marathon are the only ones who remain standing.

The schedule is brutal and could be among the toughest in NFL history. Nick Sirianni’s team will face the Chiefs, Vikings, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, and Jim Harbaugh’s Los Angeles Chargers on the road. They’ll host Detroit and Denver while getting a close-up look at Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears.

The Eagles, as a first-place finisher in the NFC East, will play first-place finishers in the NFC West (home vs. Los Angeles Rams, 10-6), NFC South (at either Tampa Bay, 9-7 or Atlanta, 8-8) and AFC East (at Buffalo).