"A native of Detroit who played collegiately at Buffalo, Cameron Lewis has played 76 games with the Buffalo Bills. His six-year stint in Buffalo began in 2020 and includes 14 starts along the way. On the surface, Lewis' signing (once it becomes officially official) adds some much-needed depth at the safety position."
"One thing that stands out about Cameron Lewis is the positional versatility his Pro Football Focus profile suggests he possesses. Lewis played 373 defensive snaps in 2025, spending a majority of his time in the box (170 snaps), in the slot (145), and at free safety (99). He also appeared on 51 percent of Buffalo's special teams snaps."
"Lewis has played on at least 50 percent of the Bills' special teams snaps in each of the last four seasons."
The Chicago Bears have signed Cameron Lewis, a defensive back from the Buffalo Bills, as part of an active free agency period. Lewis, a Detroit native who played college football at Buffalo, spent six seasons with the Bills starting in 2020, appearing in 76 games with 14 starts. His signing addresses the Bears' need for safety depth following departures of Kevin Byard III, Elijah Hicks, and Jonathan Owens. Lewis demonstrates positional versatility, having played in the box, slot, and free safety positions during the 2024 season. Additionally, he has been a consistent contributor on special teams, appearing on at least 50 percent of Buffalo's special teams snaps for four consecutive seasons.
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