The Buffalo Bills are wrapping up their final week of organized team activities before they hold their mandatory minicamp next week. Up to this point, the workouts have been voluntary and the Bills have had almost full attendance outside of a big piece of their defense missing. According to Sal Capaccio with WGR550, Rasul Douglas was the only player not accounted for by the media in attendance.
However, the reports have mainly been positive and there are a number of players who have impressed during this part of the offseason. There are some players who are on the roster bubble, some trying to work back to their All-Pro form, along with some new faces.
These are four players that stood out in the final week of Bills OTAs.
Damar Hamlin
One player that has appeared to be on the roster bubble this offseason is Damar Hamlin. The former sixth-round pick is fighting for a roster spot after the Bills re-signed Taylor Rapp, brought in free agents Mike Edwards and Dee Delaney, and drafted Cole Bishop in the second round.
However, after an interception last week by Hamlin he responded with a pass breakup that resulted in an interception by Deion Jones, according to Sal Capaccio. Last year, Hamlin was a healthy scratch for most of the season but could be making a case for a bigger role in 2024.