Damar Hamlin Returns to Bills, Strengthens Secondary

0:00On March 28, Buffalo Bills just brought back safety, Demar Hamlin on a one-year deal after his 2025 season got cut short by injury. He only played five games before a pectoral tear in October practice, forced surgery and sideline him for the rest of the year. Now he's linking up with the team's new safeties, CJ Gardner Johnson and Geno Stone, to bolster that back end. Hamlin, a six-thrown pick back in 2021, started as a backup and special team's guy early on. Fans still remember that scary moment on January 2, 2023, during Monday night football against the bangles when Hamlin went into. Cardiac arrest on the field and got resuscitated right there. His recovery inspired millions, pouring cash into his chasing imbs foundation. He bounced back strong, returning in 2023, and earning a starting spot again in 2024. This resigning shows the Bills believe in his grit. With Hamlin back in the mix, Buffalo's secondary looks ready to lock it down heading into

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