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There's a New Update on Buffalo Bills Safety Damar Hamlin

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We still don’t have a winner for the Monday Night Football game between the Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals. The game was suspended indefinitely in the first quarter after a scary injury occurred to Bills safety Damar Hamlin. He suffered a cardiac episode that could have killed him. Hamlin’s heart stopped, and CPR was administered before he was whisked away to a nearby hospital, being admitted to the intensive care unit in critical condition. The good news at that time was that his pulse was restored.

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Hamlin had the whole league rally around him; his modest charity goal of $2,500 for a toy drive before the game has collected more than $6 million in donations. We don’t know what caused his heart to stop, and I won’t speculate here—some supposed medical experts were saying he was brain-dead. He’s not. Hamlin can tell us what happened, but until that time—let’s hold back. We know that Hamlin opened his eyes today, was responsive, and squeezed the hands of family members close to him.

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The debate on the periphery here is what will come of this game. The Bengals were leading 7-3 in the first quarter before Hamlin collapsed after tackling Cincinnati wide receiver Tee Higgins. Even with both teams already clinching playoff spots, this wasn’t a throwaway game for either franchise. The Bills may have won the AFC East again, but they needed a win in the Nati to secure the all-important first seed in the playoffs. The Bengals could have won the AFC North with a win over Buffalo Monday. Will the game be rescheduled? The league and the players on both teams are more concerned about Hamlin’s health and continued recovery.

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