Bills shake up the roster with much-needed adjustment less than 24 hours after heartbreaking loss to the Eagles

The Buffalo Bills are shaking up the roster after the heartbreaking loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

It's been a kicking carousel in Buffalo after Tyler Bass went down in the preseason with an injury, forcing the team to bring in kicker Matt Prater ahead of the Week 1 matchup against the Ravens. Bills Mafia knows all too well how that story ended. Prater drilled the game-winner and became a Buffalo legend. He had been playing great all season for Buffalo in place of Bass, until Prater himself went down with an injury.

The team was then forced to bring in kicker Michael Badgley for the past two games, and now it's him who has been waived by the Bills.

Badgley missed extra points in consecutive games, with one coming off a crucial block by the Eagles in the Week 17 loss. To put it plainly, he hasn't been as good as Prater and left much to be desired in the special teams game.

Farewell, Michael Badgley

After his first game in Buffalo, the team brought in three kickers for tryouts but ultimately wound up sticking with Badgley. Hindsight is 20/20, but perhaps this one decision could have won them the game on Sunday. Nevertheless, Badgley's tenure in Buffalo has come to an end.

He's been officially waived from the team's practice squad.