The Buffalo Bills announced on Wednesday that veteran safety Damar Hamlin has agreed to a one-year contract extension. Hamlin spent the last four years with the Bills, originally a sixth-round pick by

Former University of Pittsburgh safety and McKees Rocks native Damar Hamlin has signed a one-year extension with the Buffalo Bills, the team announced on Wednesday. Hamlin, 26, was one of Buffalo's full-time safety starters in 2024, starting 14 games. He was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent.

The Bills began Monday with 13 of their players entering unrestricted free agency and the only one who found a new home was wide receiver Mack Hollins who agreed to a two-year, $8.4 million contract with the AFC East rival New England Patriots, certainly a monetary value the Bills did not believe was in their own best interest.