‘The 25-year-old was spotted at the Bills’ OTAs doing individual drills on Tuesday.’
BillsBeat - May 24, 2023
Bills’ Damar Hamlin Practices for First Time Since Cardiac Arrest
‘Hamlin, who was wearing a pair of shorts and a blue No. 3 practice jersey, participated in Buffalo’s individual drills and stretching routines to begin and conclude practice. However, Hamlin was held back from participating in team sessions at the discretion of coaches.’
Damar Hamlin returns to practice: Watch highlights of Bills safety at Buffalo OTAs
‘He was seen participating in practice on Tuesday — the second day of Bills OTAs — without a helmet on. Live contact is not permitted during this voluntary offseason camp, though players can work in drills that include 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills.’
Rapp, White, Davis make impressions as Bills are off and running at OTAs
‘White, now a year and a half removed from his torn ACL on Thanksgiving 2021, showed great change of direction and movement. A terrific sign for him and the team.’
Josh Allen takes notice of what Dalton Kincaid brings to Buffalo's offense
‘“His fluidity, just in terms of how he moves, getting in and out of moves. You look at his catch radius and he makes some unreal catches.”’
McDermott: Bills will continue to take things 'one day at a time' with Damar Hamlin
‘“He has not been practicing,” said McDermott of his third-year safery. “We are just going to continue to take it one day at a time, and support Damar any way possible.”’
4 takeaways from Bills OTA: Von Miller unbothered by Stefon Diggs’ absence
‘All-Pro linebacker Matt Milano, recently-signed running back Latavius Murray, and offensive lineman Greg Mancz also were absent Tuesday, while edge rusher Von Miller, defensive tackle Jordan Phillips, and safeties Jordan Poyer and Damar Hamlin were on the field but did not take part in team drills.’
Hamlin not fully taking part at OTA
‘”He has not been practicing. We’re going to just continue to take it one day at a time. We’re going to continue to support Damar in every way possible.”‘
Premium tickets for the Bills London game go on sale
‘Premium tickets start at £295 pounds, that’s about $365. This gets you access to the lounge area on top of food ahead of the game and a drink at half time.’
Josh Allen's focus and Sean McDermott's new mindset | OTA notebook
‘”Just understanding our window, and I want to give everything that I have for as long as I play,” Allen explained. “I’m not saying that I haven’t done that in the past, but there’s always new ways that I can find to get better and not being complacent with what I’m doing on the field, understanding that there’s a lot of plays that we left out there. And, statistically you look at it, we were a top 3-4 offense in the league last year, and it wasn’t good enough. So, just losing the playoffs isn’t fun, you know?’
BillsBeat - May 23, 2023
Shane Ray finds a new chance with Buffalo Bills: 'I couldn't quit no matter what'
‘“You want to fix everything for your children,” Johnson said. “And so, I felt helpless. I mean, there were times that I’m the closest thing to him, so I took the brunt of everything. And sometimes it was very, very hard for me, to just see him turn into himself, not have any belief in himself.”’
'This community just never ceases to amaze me,' Bruce Smith says at his second charity golf tournament
‘“Now that the one-year anniversary has come and passed, what I stated last year was, when the national media leaves, the national activists have moved on to other issues we’re having around the country, it’s just us,” Smith said. “It’s up to us to support those who have been impacted by this horrific tragedy. It’s incumbent upon us to continue to support these families, because they are going to have a lifetime of grief and pain.”’
Bills re-sign Dean Marlowe, sign undrafted tight end Joel Wilson
‘“We’ve been on several different teams, and nobody has ever made him feel wanted and welcome like Buffalo,” said Dean Marlowe’s wife, Marlana.’
Erik Brady: Bills' Cookie Gilchrist felt he was better than Jim Brown, and told him so
‘Perhaps no other athlete in Buffalo pro sports history made a bigger splash in just three seasons than Gilchrist did. He was 6-foot-3, 250 pounds, with a legend larger than life. He clashed often with coach Lou Saban and owner Ralph Wilson, but Bills fans loved his Brown-like run-over-and-through-you style. Billy Shaw, the Hall of Fame guard, once told The Buffalo News: “I have scars in my back from when somebody would stalemate me at the line, and here comes Cookie from behind me. He didn’t care what color jersey you had on, he was going forward.”’
Join the Buffalo Bills in London: AAA offers travel packages
‘Ticket prices start at $3,999 for two people and $4,699 for individuals. To secure a spot, a deposit of $2,000 is required upfront, with the final payment due by Aug. 15.’