News about Cam Lewis

While Marquez Valdes-Scantling of Kansas City was attempting to score a touchdown pass, a Buffalo Bills fan yelled a snowball at the opposing player. The pass looked incomplete, with the snowballs colliding with Cam Lewis instead, who was watching Valdes-Scantling on the play. Harrison Butker of the Cleveland Chiefs made a 29-yard field goal on the next play, marking Valdes-Scantling's only target in the first half. Valdes-Scantling made a 30-yard gain on Mahomes' first throw of the second half.

Damar Hamlin's first defensive snap of the season and his first since his cardiac arrest on the field in January. Hamlin came alive in the Bills' fourth quarter against the Denver Broncos with a minute and 39 seconds remaining and his team leading 22-21. Cam Lewis came out for him after he had clearly injured his right arm at Highmark Stadium, earning him a roar from the Bills fans at Highmark Stadium. Hamlin took on Adam Trautman on the first drive, attracting roars from the crowd. Hamlin was inactive for the Bills for the second time this season going into the game.

On 'Monday Night Football,' the Denver Broncos defeated the Bills 24-22, as the Buffalo quarterback made three crucial changes during the football game. The game was not decided until the game's final play, when Broncos kicker Will Lutz scored a walk-off 36-yard field goal to win the game. After missing from 41 yards first, Lutz was given a second chance to make the field, but after the Bills were suspended for 12 men, he was given a second shot.

The Buffalo Bills have been struggling to manage a mystery illness that has disabled its roster ahead of their match against the New England Patriots on Thursday night. Five players, including cornerback Dane Jackson, were off sick during Monday's practice, and the rest of them were all rushed. It's the second time in two weeks that five Bills players have been sick, including defensive linemen Jordan Philipps and Tom Settle, linebacker Matt Milano, defensive back Cam Lewis, and fullback Reggie Gilliam last Wednesday.

After at least five players on the team fell sick, the Buffalo Bills were compelled to reschedule their regular practice schedule this week. Jordan Philipps and Tom Settle, linebacker Matt Milano, defensive back Cam Lewis, and fullback Reggie Gilliam were all unable to attend Wednesday's session due to sickness, according to head coach Sean McDermott. We're going to adjust routine because we don't have enough people to practice,' McDermott said. So we're going to change a little bit, we'll go out there and do some one and then have to address only offense defense, not service defense,' so some of this is affected by it.'