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A tough call is coming for Joe Brady as he has to decide what is the best option for the worst position the Bills have this season.

Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady faces a difficult choice between Damar Hamlin and C.J. Gardner-Johnson for the starting safety position. Gardner-Johnson is eligible to return following a one-game suspension for spitting toward Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers in Week 6. In his absence, Hamlin recorded five tackles and a pass deflection during Buffalo's defensive victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
Per Katherine Fitzgerald of The Buffalo News, Brady indicated he is still looking to name a starting safety while praising Hamlin's consistent play. Brandon Ray of BuffaLowDown argues that Brady must weigh Hamlin's steady consistency against Gardner-Johnson's intensity ahead of their upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings.
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