Damar Hamlin Injury / Cardiac Arrest (Full ESPN Broadcast)
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2023
- This video contains the ESPN broadcast of the Bills vs. Bengals MNF game on January 2, 2023 following the cardiac arrest of Bills safety Damar Hamlin. This shows the reaction of the players, coaching staffs, and the ESPN Press/Analysts. Although I didn't include the footage of Hamlin's collapse out of respect towards Damar Hamlin and his family, this video may be upsetting for some viewers.
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You know it’s bad when a very passionate and large Bengals fanbase goes totally quiet. I have so much respect for everyone who attended that game and had to witness that live
They gave the Bills a standing ovation when they went to the locker room. They knew how big a deal this was and they showed a lot of respect.
Many gathered outside of the hospital to pray for him. Quite a sight to see, it truly was a beautiful moment. I love how ALL NFL teams showed their support for Damar.
@@D2RCRyep it was a great class act by bengal fans I expected for there to be booing cause there’s plenty of those people
@@Stefanie2530truly agree with this comment
Football is such a huge part of my life, but it really is just a game at the end of the day. It means nothing in comparison to a human life.
Will never forget seeing this live. Thought we were witnessing the death of him. Amazing how he recovered.
I was so shaken up thinking I saw a death live on TV. I just can't imagine how the teams felt or his family. It was very hard to see. So so glad he's recovered
Technically we did his heart completely stopped but was able to be restarted
you did witness someones death, He died on the field and they brought him back thanks to the CPR they did right away.
He was dead. His heart stopped twice. He was dead……..
Incredible job by the medical team
its a standard injury
I know people don't like Buck/Aikman, but they deserve major respect for how they handled this whole situation live. I can't imagine what kind of pressure this must be to have to be updating people on someone potentially dying (or at least we feared at the time).
They handled the situation about as professionally as possible.
Oh for sure, ESPN handled this greatly. Adam, booger, and Suzy.
Massive amounts of respect to the men for keeping their composure considering what we all saw
Buck and Aikman are two of my favorites.
@scruffd0g193 not Suzy, she was very pushy for the game to continue at first. And she was annoying all program.
And now he’s FULLY CLEARED to resume playing football. Insane recovery in 3 months.. god is good.
I was so shocked that the NFL fully candled the game. Was a crazy and weird Monday night
@@NSNRRPC Somebody almost died. Right thing to do, didn’t count the game as well
@@justinwin-yj7km yea I agree but at the time it was just shocking
@@justinwin-yj7km he did die but they did CPR to bring him back
God is good. That’s why our bodies are built so terribly. Yeah they’re amazing, but if someone with a higher intelligence and power made us and our surroundings, they did a shit job.
I remember being absolutely furious at the NFL when I heard they tried to get the game resumed. No one. Not the players, coaches, officials and fans wanted to continue the game after that. Respect to the broadcast for how professionally they handled this.
i was sound asleep one night, & woke up with a jump
"If he was murdered the field is a crime scene. They shouldn't have kept playing.
I know that's dumb but it was weird how i did that...
They were waiting for the commissioners decision.
Booger McFarland summed it up pretty well "Nobody's concerned about football...we're done playing football tonight."
i'm annoyed it took this long for the NFL to make a no-brainer decision...but at least they called off the game unlike the WWE after Owen Hart died in the ring in 1999
Knowing the NFL, I'm honestly surprised they didn't just tell them to shove it and force them back out anyway
@@LukeLeonettiRUclips True but imagine the backlash from the teams and fans.
I can only stand watching this after knowing that he’s ok now.
That's so good to know 🙄
Same
He’s gone
@@scarolinispicks4073bro hwat
same.
I will never forget watching this live. I was frozen by terror when I noticed he wasn’t responding. My Dad came running into my room and hugged me because as a father, he couldn’t imagine that happening to me. That was someone’s son on the field. I had never seen anything like it. I’m so glad Damar is alive and he’s been cleared to play football again. All of those medical professionals who revived him deserve a medal for their efforts. They’re heroes! ❤
45:27 This guy is why I looked for this clip. I salute him for making that on the spot.
Yeah am happy the fans cared for him
I genuinely believed I witness the first ever nfl death on the field. Glad to see Hamlin alive and still playing.
Even if Hamlin died, he wouldn't of been the first to die on the field. That title goes to Charles Hughes who died on the field in 1971 from heart issues. He also collapsed on the field but unfortunately the medics couldn't save him.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirlhe said witnessed for a reason do you think he was alive in 1971
@dexter6028 The proper way to say it would be "I genuinely believed that was the first death I've ever witnessed in a NFL game", the first response was consistent with the way the original comment was worded.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirlI respectfully was going to ask that question so I appreciate your comment as I think we all thought if he did pass on it would’ve been the first NFL death in front of millions.
Chuck Hughs, who was a wide receiver for the Lions at the time, died on the field of a heart attack in 1971. He’s actually the only player in NFL history to die on the field. What really fucking creepy about his death is that he got up after a tackle, took a few steps, then dropped to the floor, exactly like Damar did, only he died as soon as he dropped.
I just can’t believe I witnessed that live it was by far the worst injury I have ever seen in my life. I’m just so happy that he’s doing better and that the whole country came together after this
Fr dude I watched football for far too long. I seen crazy injuries but nothing ever like that before fr. After I seen more of what was going on man I knew they had to cancel that game fr. And when both teams didn't wanna play? I respected the bills more then any teams and the bengals more then the other 2 teams in the afc north and this is coming from a ravens fan
@@GamingTitanGodman I watched this live and my heart just sunk. No matter what team you cheer for, at the end of the day he’s a human and his health comes before anything than a game. Thank god he’s alive and well and back to playing
@itsxbetv I agree man and ur right and fr I'm grateful he pulled through dont get me wrong and both teams did right by not allowing themselves to play that game that night
Just say you’re soft
@@1ZosoLZ just admit you're a 12 year old boy who thinks he's tough but cries the minute he loses his cell phone
the fact that i saw this live and see him fall like that made me feel sick to my stomach. I’m happy he’s okay now.
I usually watch the playoffs and I had been meaning to turn the game on that night but I didn’t. Now I know why. God knows I’m not built for this. I would’ve been no good if I had saw this in real time and didn’t know he was going to be ok.
same i was literally panicking hoping he was ok. i’m glad he had the recovery that he had.
The crazy thing is that after Damar tackled Tee Higgins, the camera cut immediately to the Cincinnati fans. Once I saw the replay where he immediately collapsed after getting up, though, I was both confused and shocked by what had transpired.
He’s definitely not ok. The guy is dead
@@andrew881000 he’s literally living and breathing. He’s playing football this upcoming season.
this was my first ever NFL game I attended, section 106 seat 4. no one around me knew what was going on. there was almost no service, as everyone trying to find any detail of the status of Hamlin. I remember hearing someone go “holy shit that dude just went DOWN” and we all thought he meant a tackle or something until the ambulance came out. such a scary night.
When I'm posting this comment it's 8:55 PM EST, exactly one year ago now at this moment the NFL was changed forever. This still gives me chills watching this. Grateful that Hamlin still survived this. ❤️
45:27 that kid on the right wrote the sign and goes to my school he’s a really nice kid and just wanted to say how kind he acted in the moment writing the sign
Knowing this was a year ago tomorrow still seems unreal. Being in the stands was so surreal and everyone around us was almost silent. Canceling this game was the right thing to do. So glad this turned out positively.
So much respect for the Zac Taylor and Sea McDermott for agreeing to end this game 2 class acts in the sport
Bengals fan here that was the scariest moment I’ve ever seen in many years watching football! Glad to see how well he recovered 😊 Everyone was a class act! Much respect ✊ #BillsMafia
Ravens fan here man. Listen I must say after that night when yall supported that man and that team through that brutal moment that game the bengals and the fan base I would say def earned my respect and I would hope the other ravens fans too ik the bills got the ravens fans respect fr
The only moment on a level with damar, was Reggie Brown’s injury in 97 and my pops saying “sal hes in trouble, hes in big trouble”
Chiefs fan here, same thing. So glad he recovered! God is awesome.
Boogers took charge of the situation and explained it factually. I commend his professionalism.
I never seen players act that way.
Scary.
No one has ever seen this kind of injury man the whole thing alone was scary. I'm just thankful the nfl owners were reasonable enough to not make them play that game that day
The fact the NFL was gonna resume this game is absolutely disgusting
I know right
@tigerguy1013 just as I thought, TRASH
Edit: Just so you know I mean the league not you lol.
The fact that the fans were completely understanding and respected the decision speaks to disconnect between the League and fans is heavy.
@@anthonychilders9549 I’ll bet anything that when the coaches talked Cincinnati’s coach said we’re doing whatever you want, you’re calling the shots
It was vehemently expressed that that was never the plan
He suffered commotio cortis from probably the shoulder pad to the chest. It causes cardiac arrest (heart to stop) from the impact. The risk is in the upstroke of the T wave rhythm in the heart. If you don't get CPR and zapped it can definitely kill you. That's one reason why all coaches, youth to pro should be trained in CPR and AEDs should be mandated on the side of every field.
Millions of shoulders pads get hit into chests in practice alone and never heard of this today. Let’s be real it’s not the hit that caused this. It might have induced it but there is underlying factors. Based on everyone’s reaction…. They thought they saw a guy die.
@@dylankimbro1115 EXACTLY. Not sure why the theatrics for the last two weeks. ( Damar Hamlin visits Bills training room, Damar Hamlin waves to crowd at Bills/Cincinnati)....... No interviews? YOUR media clowns would have been ALL OVER Damar DEMANDING interviews.... your all clowns and your all being PLAYED. show me an interview with Damar Hamlin......or he's dead, PERIOD.
@Dylan Kimbro they technically did see a guy die. His heart did stop beating (cardiac arrest) so technically, he was clinically dead until CPR restarted his heart and they obtained ROSC.
@@thedinkster2163 correct “dead” for 9 min they say? And then supposedly flat lined again at hospital. Then dude is up pumping up crowd couple weeks later?!?
@@kellyy3961 what you said. Proof of life please. Be darned if I was up and waving around at game after heart attack and being on breathing tube just a week or so before.
I dont think ill ever forget seeing this live.
Man u saw this live? Wow. I was at home hearing about this game something told me to watch it. And man am I grateful I did because I would've never known about this. Still to this day can't believe what I saw but grateful Hamlin can play. Love and alot of respect for the bills mafia and the organization
@@GamingTitanGodit isnt shown in this video but as soon as I saw sean mcdermott on the verge of tears before the ambulance came out i knew something was seriously wrong
I’m a Saints fan and a football fan in general. I watched all this happen on television in real time. I can’t say enough about these folks. The emergency team that rescued this young man. The solidarity of the players and coaching staffs. The NFL brass. The broadcasting team. The solidarity, respect and concern by the fans in both the stadium that grim night, and across the USA. The fervent prayers by everybody. I got choked up numerous times as I watched it unfold. With all the craziness gripping our Country and around the world over the last several years, this event went a long way toward restoring my faith that our Country can come together and overcome. God bless! PS. NEVER underestimate the power of prayer!
No one cares what fucking team you like
I remember seeing this live too, me and my friends were watching it at the bowling alley on a Monday night. After it become fully aware that this wasn't a regular injury, it kinda shook all of us. Damar made a tackle that I've made tons of times in my football days, all my friends and teammates have made the same tackle he made, and I couldn't even imagine if that was one of my friends/teammates on the ground fighting for his life.
I’ll never forget getting the notification that a player was down on the field and turning the game on to see almost all of the Bills players in tears. Thought he was gone right there man. So glad that he’s recovered and cleared to play already, after the horror of this night it almost seemed impossible at the time
Sadly he had no pulse twice on the field. The 2 main physicians for Buffalo tag teamed CPR and used the defibrillator 2’s. He had one stroke in the hospital going in a medicine induced coma I think that’s what it’s called for 3 days.
@heatherwinser66 correct. He was intubated and put on 100% oxygen support. Then, 50% then he woke up and did the writing on the white board because of still being on oxygen support. And then he got extubated, recovered and was released. I remember that in the superbowl, I believe he was there with the medical team that saved him.
Then and now, it’s crazy how quickly the conversation turned away from Hamlin and to if the rest of the game will be played. In retrospect that’s the saddest part
I think it was better to do that than to speculate about what happened or how he was
I will never forget watching this live. I sat there in front of the TV with a wide range of emotions trying to process what just happened for two to three hours straight.
The entire football world just stood still this entire night
will go down as the darkest day in nfl history.
the scariest part too was this was nationally televised, millions and millions witnessed this live
Nope. The darkest day in NFL history occurred in 1971 when another player named Charles Hughes also collapsed on the field from heart issues. Unlike Damar Hamlin, Charles Hughes unfortunately ended up losing his life. Making him the only known NFL player to die on the field during a game.
.....the eerie silence through the whole stadium is just terrifying.....
Bengals players & fans were nothing but class during this whole thing. Respect.
I like how Diggs was stepping up and being a leader to his teammates!
You could tell by the look on his face Life was more important than this game.
I was there live watching and that was the most saddest and scariest thing to happen to anybody and for the bills. It's a good thing he can play now
I remember watching this in stadium and it was very hard to watch and it was very difficult to see it happen and I cant believe that the first words when he woke back up “did we win” and the doctors response “you won the game of life”
I remember watching this game with my friends, and when Damar collapsed and wasn't responding for a bit, I cried. It was the first time they've seen/heard me cry. After a bit, we all broke down because we had no idea if he had died, went into a coma, or any other scenario. When they suspended the game, we all just took moment to gather ourselves. Injuries and medical issues are no joke. They are to be taken very seriously. Just seeing everyone come together to send Damar love and support was one of the greatest things that I've seen. And even after the season is over, it's something I can't forget
I don’t care much for ESPN, as probably most here feel the same way. But after rewatching this entire series of events, they handled it as best as they could and showed the upmost respect and professionalism, with Adam’s Schaffer and Booger chiming in, this was such a rare event.
I remember watching this live, it was horrifying, now he’s healthy, thank you God
45:25 that shot of the bengals fan holding that sign is fucking powerful
I will never forget watching this live with my family. I remember we were all so excited to see this crazy match up between these two great teams, the bills being my favourite team, and then Hamlin went down and I just remember the gasp that left all of us; we knew it was really bad. Then we realized that he wasn’t responding and was having cpr administered right on the field, and we all couldn’t stop ourselves from crying. I had never seen something quite like that in my life. The players, the look of so much fear and the tears that were streaming down their faces is forever engraved in my mind. I stayed up all night that night, just to check on how Hamlin was doing, praying that he’d be alright. The solidarity and concern of every single person in that building, on and off the field, the people who were at home watching on their television, and the people who found out after it happened was such profound visible unity I have not seen in such a long time. It’s months later now, but I am still so beyond glad and ecstatic that Hamlin has recovered so smoothly, he wasn’t meant to die that day. The medical professionals who revived him are true hero’s and deserve every ounce of recognition and thanks for their efforts, they saved a man’s life that day, and it will never be forgotten.
I just wanted to watch the Mic D Up for the 1st minute AFTER the injury. The. "Wait WHAT! What did you say is going on again?" THAT would finally show the world, that these players, do in fact have feelings.
I was at an arcade when this happened, Dave and Busters style place, so there were a lot of TVs showing this game when I went that night. Right before I was about to leave, I look up and I see footage of the replays of Hamlin falling down (it was before everyone realized how serious this was). When I saw that combined with how bad the response seemed to be, my thought process was "did I just see someone die?" It shook me to the core for the rest of the night.
To say I'm happy that not only did he live, but made such a full recovery that he's playing football again this season, is an understatement. I think everyone came together for the next 24 hours after this broadcast, regardless if they prayed for his safety, donated to his charity, or just hoping for good news, in the hopes that he'd pull through like he did.
The looks on people’s faces.
Scary thinking your brother and teammate just died in front of you
@@magiccookies420Damar Hamlin didn't die.
@@jamestaylor4480 Cardiac arrest is death - the medical team kept his vitals going manually for over half an hour - which requires more stamina than most NFL players even have.
@@maryjanedodo Damar Hamlin almost died on that football field.
You could just tell Josh Allen didn't want to play anymore. He wanted to be with his teammate.
Seeing him get back onto the field was one of my happiest life moments...
I was watching college basketball and I hadn’t turned the game on until they decided to go to the locker rooms. Thanks for posting
The moment I first saw this, my immediate first flash was back to Rich Peverly collapsing on the Dallas Stars bench during a game against the Columbus Blue Jackets. A very similar feeling of just shock and horror.
With so much time passing since both events, it's fantastic that Damar is doing great. Mike Tirico put it best when they played against each other earlier this year...no matter how they play against each other, both teams are bonded forever by this event.
I can only watch this now because he survived. And survive, he really did.
And much respect to the announcers and reporters. They kept their calm and reminded people that while the game is important to the players as it is their job, it is secondary to someone’s life. Good on them.
Honestly will never forget seeing this happen live terrified at the worst thoughts. To see that he is finally cleared and to see him make a comeback… that will be magical. God is great.
That’s great that he was cleared, but personally, I wouldn’t return to football. I would just be a motivational speaker, or be at kid’s training camps
Was truly an insane thing to witness, I remember watching the game with some friends in a voice call. What first was confusion turned into utter horror as we realized what happened. The shock of the entire situation resulted in nothing but silence, not a word was spoken for over 10 minutes. Never have I heard an NFL stadium so silent, you could genuinely hear a pin drop I would imagine. As we all took to social media for updates I truly believed I watched the complete end of Hamlin's life live. I can only imagine what the players on the field felt during that experience and the following days, knowing that someone you trained with, practiced with, worked with and became friends with go down like that. That night in America was silent, with only thoughts and prayers for Hamlin's well-being filling the air. Have to also give credit to how the situation was handled by the broadcast team, medical staff, coaches, and the fans in attendance. This was one of the most highly anticipated matchups, on Monday Night Football no less, but there was not a single person that cared about finishing that game anymore. Now fast-forward to the present and Hamlin has made a full recovery and is back on the field playing once again. Truly amazing.
Dude who performed cpr deserves a medal of freedom. Saved his brain and his life.
Totally agreed just a scary situation that u never really want to see just glad to see that he is OK
I mean he still needs oxygen, although we've seen him in public places, and he's smiling, so he's not quite okay, but he's on the mend hopefully.
All the recognition that the Bengals and Bills staff got on top of 1st responders. I absolutely loved the tributes. Go back and watch the NFL Honors and ESPY’s your heart 💜 will be filled for JOY to every single person that made it possible for this young man to survive passing away twice on the field. Absolutely heartbreaking but so much GOOD and LOVE happened world wide.
The fact is around 10:45
They wanted the game back DISGUSTING
People don't realize how violent CPR looks to someone who has never seen it done. And as violent as the sport of football is you expect bumps, bruises, breaks, fractures, concussions, etc. You don't expect life saving CPR.
Right, in cpr classes you're told if you're not breaking ribs you're not pressing hard enough
@@colinsteadland Ribs may not grow back, but they can be mended.
Nothing else matters, so long as the person gets to live.
Scariest day ever the crowd went loud and cheering to complete silence
This will never be forgotten
10/3/2023 - 10/3/2023(249 comments at this time) - I work in hospital setting (27yrs with a license to do what I do) I've done CPR. "He's been down for NINE minutes (Never a good thing)
-- I was talking to 2 other medical family members on the phone at this point. The NFL did a good thing here by CX the game. Damar's CPR event & recovery should never be hidden by social media. TY for having this video. The NFL films doesn't have it available - (yet)
-- This is such a good video for CPR & AED awareness. So sad to watch here absolutely, but very needed. The existence of Rapid Response Teams / Quick Response Teams (QRS) are needed very much so. The NFL needs to cover these (RRTs & QRTs) teams better & way more in depth. Not just handing out awards for what they did on this day, but for what they need to do to proper for such events.
-- 13:50 - Booger McFarland put so well - (2) huge worlds collided on this day. Even in a hospital setting, these things happen. A trauma has a TEAM & the doctors are the coaches. Doctors direct the players in the room as to what happens next. Ever code has a well known (P&P), but in the middle of a code - the professional around the patient is making it up (minute by minute & second by second) according to how the patient is reacting & doing. The best friend in the medical field is Time.
- ( Time to recover). Damar went into arrest at least 2 other times that night - from what I remember.
-- Suzy Kolber, football analyst Booger McFarland and NFL insider Adam Schefter. You know they were thrown into this situation & just making it up as they went along. They did a great job at the time of this event.
TY for this video & Thank God he pulled through.
CPR means no heartbeat. He was so lucky that someone knew CPR & that a level 1 trauma center was 4 miles away ~
Something felt so weird when I saw this live like I’ve never seen something like this
0:49 WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER
What bothers me the most is the fact that before the injury, this stadium was booming, afterwards, it's dead silence.
Even with the hindsight that we have today, it will never be anything less than horrifying watching this footage. Glad he's okay.
He played against Pittsburgh. I even saw him on the field.
I'm old enough to remember and immediately thought of Chuck Hughes - Detroit Lions, 1971.
I will always remember seeing both of these events on television.
I remember I was just sleeping at this time not knowing what happened
as a bills fan i want to thank you the people of Cincinnati
It pisses me off how much the NFL pretends they cared now. They wanted to keep playing. Now we have them cancelling preseason games
this was so insanely scary because we all see him dead, his heart stopped for that 9 minutes. i’m glad the paramedic was so fast and able to help him
Kudos to everyone man. The fans, the players, the medical personnel, the announcers, the staff. But I wanna give credit to Stefon Diggs. To be able to compose yourself enough to give your team a speech when you saw what he saw not knowing the condition your brother could be in, that's a sign of a good ass man. Real leader. Thankful Damar is okay.
Agreed! There was not ONE person that wasn’t disrespectful everyone in every way was unified.
These guys are supposed to be NFL experts and don't remember Chuck Hughes a WR from the Detriot Lions who died of cardiac arrest in a game in 1971 playing the Chicago Bears...they carted him off for medical attention and went right on with the game...
I had a football game a few months ago and there was about 30 seconds left in the game, guy on my team got a pick, ran about 20 yards, and got laid out. His leg was almost completely rearranged when the guy got off of him, training staff had to cut his cleat off with a saw and we never finished the game. He is doing ok now and can walk without crutches.
i watched this live. i didnt understand what was going on but when i heard the words "CPR" i knew it was serious, ive never heard that from an nfl injury. all i could do is just pray
trying to make all them play when as far as they know thier friend just died infront of them is crazy
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I will never forget watching this live. Like most people, I thought nothing of it when they went to commercial.
Then the moment they come back and you see the ambulance on the field, then Josh Allen's face, my heart sank.
The question stopped becoming is he okay to: Is he alive?
No matter the team its never ok to make fun of a player or wish them ill will. Diggs got hurt and people making fun of him for simply being a dallas cowboy. Disgusting
I woke up at midnight on January 3rd and I found out about it, and I thought to heck with the game. I was in the Aud when Clint Malarchuck got his neck sliced open, and the whole thing never leaves you. I can just imagine what those Bengals and Bills fans were thinking. It was shock and horror.
THANK you for leaving out the actual injury. i watched this game live but can’t watch it a second time. wish they didn’t play it so much or ppl didn’t plaster it everywhere on social media after
I’m from Buffalo and I watched this game live. This had to be one of the most terrifying moments I’ve ever experienced on television
I remember going into work Tuesday and there was no highlights of this game and I had no idea what was going on, I got the feeling something wasn't right, I never imagined a professional athlete collapsed on the field and his life would be on the line, I pray this never happens again in any sport
I was impressed with the Cincy fans…if Hamlin would’ve went down in Philly, it would have been a mess…those people are animals…
Honestly the fact that cincy was willing to support the bills in that time of need along with the bills fans and cincys fans too? Hell even not wanting to play that game? This coming from a ravens fan. Is the reason I got love and respect for the bengals more then the other 2 teams the afc north because they did the proper thing by not even thinking of that game
I am so so glad that he will be able to play again!! ❤️ I really hope that he be careful so he won't end up in the hospital again
I actually thought he died man... scariest night
I remember playing xbox and hearing about this so I got offline and watched just shocked. Glad he’s doing very well now!
I will still say this was one of the most frightening things Ive ever seen.... Didnt see the play live, but was keeping an eye on Twitter and when I heard there was a large delay I thought that was odd. but when I heard CPR had been administered, I was in shock. I never thought that could ever happen on an NFL field. And that night, me and my brother even my folks who werent football fans were all over the TV trying to get updates on Damar, especially when we heard the game had been postponed which NEVER happens in the NFL.
I watched this live. Man, I was stunned. I couldn’t sleep that night. I’m a Packers fan and I root for Mahomes but man I was scared for him but glad he’s thriving now
I have been watching football for 15 years. I've never seen anything like this in my life. Truly scary. But I am soooo happy that the medical staff was quick administering CPR. More than that, I am sooooo happy that Damar is alive and got better. GOD is REAL and GOD is GOOD!!!! Anyone who questions that needs to meet this brave, beautiful man. God bless you, Damar and the Buffalo Bills and all of footballl!!!! 🙏❤️🙏
@6:10 Players praying for Damar Hamlin.
Very scary situation, it's truly a miracle he was able to be revived and to recover in a short period.
I remember watching this game I was ready to see this then when I saw damar went down I thought he fallen or someone push him. But finding out he wasn’t breathing I was so speechless and very emotional cause it was so scary to see I’m so glad he doing well now
Josh Collins the fan with the pray sign class act guy
Crazy how this has been a year ago it feels like just yesterday I was watching this game
When the event proceeded to Damar 's health teams , Iawoke from a short nap while watching the 2 Teams reactions. Pi cried. For him and prayed for him. . ke
This was scary.
So glad he’s playing again
Amazing work by the medical team, and such class from the fans in the stadium.
It's crazy that it was such a normal hit that took him down. Glad he was able to make a full recovery but damn it was a bit scary for a while
And people have the fucking guts to mock the Bills after that game. Yes, they got blown out at home, but they were struggling the rest of the year after this game. This shook them. People are not prepared to see a player nearly die on the field.
bro fr the most recent comment on this post is literally "
burrow wouldve been 3-0 against allen 💔"
I legitimately cried out loud when I heard they were doing CPR on Hamlin. I felt so sick.
I didn't watch all of it, so maybe they talked about Chuck Hughes later? Or maybe they didn't want to mention him because of the outcome?
No mention during the entire broadcast. Might've been briefly mentioned during SportsCenter but my memories of it are incredibly fuzzy.