Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin is not expected to be active for Monday night's season opener against the New York Jets. Hamlin is continuing his journey back from suffering cardiac arrest on Jan. 2 during a regular-season game against the Cincinnati Bengals. He played in all three of Buffalo's preseason games and made the Bills' 53-man roster as a backup safety and special teams player. Hamlin, 25, has been a full participant with the team since early June during OTAs. He started 13 games last season in place of safety Micah Hyde, who missed the rest of the season after a neck injury in Week 2.
- Damar Hamlin is not expected to play in the Bills' season opener against the New York Jets.
- Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on Jan. 2 during a regular-season game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
- He played in all three of Buffalo's preseason games and made the 53-man roster as a backup safety and special teams player.
- Hamlin has been a full participant with the team since early June during OTAs.
- He started 13 games last season in place of safety Micah Hyde, who missed the rest of the season after a neck injury in Week 2.