Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin will be starting in Week 1 against the Arizona Cardinals, marking his first start since suffering a cardiac arrest on the field in January 2023. Hamlin experienced commotio cordis during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals, requiring his heart rhythm to be restored on the field. He was cleared to play in April 2023, appearing in preseason and regular season games last season. Despite limited playing time, he made an impact during a playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Bills’ secondary has undergone changes this offseason, with Micah Hyde becoming a free agent and Jordan Poyer signing with the Miami Dolphins. Coach Sean McDermott praised Hamlin’s resilience in returning to the NFL after such a serious medical incident, highlighting the remarkable nature of his comeback. Hamlin’s dedication and hard work have earned him a starting role on the team, demonstrating his determination and strength in overcoming adversity. The Bills will rely on Hamlin to contribute to their defense and help fill the void left by the departure of key players in the secondary.
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Buffalo Bills’ Damar Hamlin set to start first game since overcoming cardiac arrest in 2023
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