
Bills Sign Safety Damar Hamlin: Depth & Impact
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The Buffalo Bills have signed safety Damar Hamlin to a one-year deal, adding depth and experience to their secondary. Hamlin, drafted in 2021, will serve as a reliable backup to Cole Bishop and C.J. Gardner-Johnson, and also contributes on special teams. While fans may not be thrilled, Hamlins off-field impact is significant, as he advocates for health equity through his Chasing M’s Foundation and has worked with the American Heart Association following his cardiac arrest incident. The Bills are now set to enter training camp with a deep and versatile safety group, including Geno Stone, Jordan Hancock, Wande Owens, and Sam Franklin.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bills Sign Safety Damar Hamlin: Depth & Impact. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 27, the Buffalo Bills just signed safety to Mar-Hamlin to a one-year deal. Drafted in 2021 out of Pittsburgh, he brings solid starting experience and depth to the secondary. With Cole Bishop and CJ Gardner Johnson locked in as the top safeties, Hamlin slots in as a reliable backup. He shines on special teams too, which always adds value, this late infre agency. Fans might not get too excited about the move, but Hamlin's off-field impact stands out. His chasing M's foundation pushes for health equity, and his work with the American Heart Association came after surviving cardiac arrest during that. Game against the Bengals a couple years back. The Bills are now rounding out the roster before the draft, with other options like Geno Stone, second-year Jordan Hancock, and Wonde Owens at Safety. Sam Franklin rounds it out mostly for special teams duty. This keeps the group deep and versatile heading into training cam, showing the Bills' value stability across the board. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.
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