Damar Hamlin headed home grateful after Bills inspirational victory

The Buffalo Bills won an inspirational game for Damar Hamlin on Sunday over the New England Patriots. As of Monday, he’s heading home.

Damar Hamlin watched the Bills Week 18 win — which included two special teams touchdowns — from his hospital bed in Cincinnati. Considering all Hamlin has been through, a trip home just a day later is an incredible breakthrough.

Hamlin suffered a heart attack just a week ago on the field at PayCor Stadium, the home of the Bengals. The entire game was stopped as Hamlin fought for his life, and was eventually take to the University of Cincinnati hospital via ambulance. Fans and players from around football reached out to support Hamlin, with many donating to his charity, which has since topped $8 million.

On Sunday, Hamlin reached out to thank all who supported him via social media.

Bills safety Damar Hamlin reveals he’s going home

Despite a clause in Damar Hamlin’s contract which would allow Buffalo to pay him less were he to land on injured reserve, the team has reportedly worked out an agreement with the league to fully guarantee his contract for this season.

On Monday afternoon, Hamlin tweeted that he is headed ‘home’ to Buffalo, where it should be assumed he’ll be watched under close supervision as he recovers from a traumatic event.

“Headed home to Buffalo today with a lot of love on my heart. Watching the world come together around me on Sunday was truly an amazing feeling. The same love you all have shown me is the same love that I plan to put back into the world n more. Bigger than football!” Hamlin tweeted.

The defensive back went on to thank the University of Cincinnati medical staff for their incredible work in getting him to where he is today — alive and well.