Summary
The Buffalo Bills have decided to keep safety Damar Hamlin for another year, signing him to a one-year contract. Hamlin had a significant past season with the team but was limited last year due to injury. Several changes in the team's defense could lead to more playing time for him.
Key Facts
- The Buffalo Bills signed safety Damar Hamlin to a one-year contract.
- Hamlin suffered a pectoral injury last season, limiting him to five games.
- In 2024, Hamlin had a standout season with 89 tackles and two interceptions.
- Hamlin survived a cardiac incident in January 2023 and fully recovered.
- The Bills have made changes in their defensive lineup, needing experienced players like Hamlin.
- Both Dane Jackson and Taylor Rapp left the team in free agency.
- Veteran safeties Geno Stone and C.J. Gardner-Johnson joined the Bills this offseason.
