The Bills’ safety opens up about the difficulties he faced during the 2023 season, wanting to be not just an inspiration but an impact player, and now being one win away from the Super Bowl.

ORCHARD PARK - Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has, in essence, been granted a mulligan. For the second straight season, he has been named a finalist for the Associated Press Comeback Player of the Year award.

Referee Bill Vinocich’s crew — who had an interesting interaction with Josh Allen earlier in the game — overturned Hamlin’s takeaway to an incompletion. On the sideline, the camera lingered on Hamlin and his extended stunned reaction with the dust settled:

So it was only fitting that, with his Bills well on their way to a 31-7 Wild Card Round win over the Denver Broncos, it was Hamlin who appeared to come up with an interception late in the fourth quarter to salt the game away for good. And it was even more fitting that he, all of his teammates and a soldout crowd soaked in the moment.

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Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin reflected on his first NFL playoff start after experiencing cardiac arrest i 2023. ‘I'm just thankful for this moment,' Hamlin told NFL reporter Cameron Wolfe ahead of the Bills' Jan.

The Buffalo Bills had just defeated the Baltimore Ravens, but things got awkward with one player thanks to some technical difficulties on ESPN's "SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt." It appeared as though Van Pelt was going to have a live interview with a key Bills veteran, but there were issues with the audio that created a few funny moments.

Damar Hamlin gives a heartfelt interview to Scott Van Pelt after the Bills defeat the Ravens to reach the AFC Championship Game.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Associated Press has announced finalists for their NFL 2024 season awards and 3 members of Buffalo Bills have made it onto that list. Josh Allen has been chosen along with Saquon Barkley, Joe Burrow, Jared Goff and Lamar Jackson for the AP's Most Valuable Player.

Despite an early deficit against the Broncos, Josh Allen and co. put up 21 points in the second half to book a divisional round matchup against the Baltimore Ravens at Highmark Stadium on either Jan. 18 or 19. Maybe Hamlin can finally get his long-awaited playoff pick then.

The NFL Awards are a big deal to players and fans alike Betting odds are set before the season and the conversation is non-stop from training camp onward.