Damar Hamlin's comeback has been one of the most heartwarming stories of the past two NFL seasons. After suffering an on-field collapse and cardiac arrest in a

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has been named a finalist for the 2024 NFL Comeback Player of the Year Award.

The Buffalo Bills offseason begins in late January again. Buffalo was extirpated from the playoffs by the Kansas City Chiefs for the fourth time in five years. Many of their players won't be back for another postseason run.

Travis Kelce is not happy with Damar Hamlin on Sunday night. The Kansas City Chiefs are leading the Buffalo Bills, 21-17, late in the first half of the AFC Championship Game. Kansas City is playing in its seventh straight AFC Championship Game,

Damar Hamlin's remarkable return to football after a life-threatening cardiac arrest has captivated both the NFL community and fans alike. Reflecting on the pivotal moment at Pay

The Bills have gotten increasingly used to taking the field without some of their most impactful defenders. That trend continued on Sunday when Christian Benford was felled by injury.

NFL season, Damar Hamlin did far more than simply return to professional football. He did come back, of course, after dying on a field that

NFL fans are accusing Damar Hamlin of being dirty after his quaestionable tackle on Patrick Mahomes in the end zone.

Bills cornerback Christian Benford was carted off the field after a helmet-to-helmet collision with teammate Damar Hamlin.

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.

While the Bills are one of the NFL's best teams, General Manager Brandon Beane will need to evaluate how to improve this roster. The nice thing is, several key contributors are signed through the 2025 season and beyond. But there are some decisions that need to be made about a couple of the team's impending free agents.

Tony Romo called out Travis Kelce for trying to draw a penalty during the Chiefs’ AFC Championship win over the Buffalo Bills