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Damar Hamlin collapses on field; Bills-Bengals temporarily suspended

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Damar Hamlin collapses on field; Bills-Bengals temporarily suspended​


Bills safety Damar Hamlin was taken off the field in an ambulance after receiving treatment for over 10 minutes, which resulted in the game between Buffalo and the Cincinnati Bengals being suspended until further notice Monday night. CPR was administered to Hamlin on the field for multiple minutes after he collapsed on the field following a play in the first quarter. He appeared to be receiving oxygen as he was placed in the ambulance and taken off the field some 16 minutes after he collapsed. The injury took place after Hamlin tackled wide receiver Tee Higgins and quickly got up afterward. He then abruptly collapsed with athletic trainers coming to help immediately. A stretcher was immediately brought to the field as athletic trainers protected his head. However, instead of resuming play, Bengals coach Zac Taylor walked over to Bills counterpart Sean McDermott and met with game officials present. The decision was then made to pause the game -- which the Bengals were leading 7-3 -- some 21 minutes after the injury.

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Bills' Damar Hamlin collapses on field vs. Bengals on 'MNF;' Buffalo safety in 'critical condition'​


A scary scene unfolded during the first quarter of Monday night's game between the Bills and Bengals. With 5:58 remaining in the opening quarter, Bills safety Damar Hamlin was injured after tackling Bengals wideout Tee Higgins. Hamlin initially stood up after making the tackle but quickly fell back to the ground. The league has officially postponed the game. Hamlin was on a stretcher and was in the process of being placed into an ambulance before he was administered CPR on the field for several minutes. He was given oxygen upon entering the ambulance, which transported him to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. Hamlin, 24, is in the middle of his second season with the Bills. He earned a spot in the Bills' starting lineup this season after appearing in 14 games as a rookie. Hamlin played collegiately at Pitt, where he tallied 276 tackles and six interceptions.

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Damar Hamlin in criticial condition after suffering cardiac arrest; Bills-Bengals postponed​


Bills safety Damar Hamlin had his heartbeat restored on the field after suffering cardiac arrest during the team's game Monday night against the Bengals and is currently in critical condition at a Cincinnati hospital, the team said in a statement early Tuesday morning. The chilling scene midway through the opening quarter of the Monday night showdown between the two NFL powers led the league to postpone the game about 90 minutes after kickoff. According to the Bills, he is currently sedated and listed in critical condition. The majority of the Bills team remained at Paycor Stadium well into Monday night. The entire team team then departed shortly after midnight and returned to Buffalo. The league did not say when or if the game would be made up or resumed.

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Suspended Bills-Bengals game will not resume this week, per NFL​


The game between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals that was suspended Monday night after safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest will not be resumed this week, the NFL announced Tuesday. The NFL said in a statement that commissioner Roger Goodell informed the teams that the game would not be resumed this week after consulting with both teams and NFL Players Association leadership. The league, however, has made no decision on resuming the game at a later date, and the Week 18 schedule remains on as scheduled. The Bills are next scheduled to host the New England Patriots on Sunday (1 p.m. ET, CBS). The Bengals are scheduled to host the Baltimore Ravens, but the timing for that game is currently unclear as it was dependent on the outcome of the game against the Bills. It will either be played at 1 p.m. ET or 4:25 p.m. ET (CBS).

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Fans give millions to Damar Hamlin's toy drive for kids​


Damar Hamlin's goal was simple: He wanted to raise $2,500 online to buy toys for needy kids. It took about two years.Then came Monday, when the Buffalo Bills safety was critically injured and needed his heart restarted on the field in a chilling scene that unfolded during a nationally televised game against the Cincinnati Bengals. He instantly became one of the biggest stories in sports, and thousands of people found his GoFundMe page. The result: more than $4 million donated by 1 p.m. ET Tuesday. And the number is climbing. A fundraiser that as of last month had raised $2,921 was up to $3,637,590 by 10 a.m. ET on Tuesday -- with about 130,000 people going online in that span to donate, on average, about $28. Some of the donations were smaller. Some were more than $5,000. On average, about three donations were being made every second in that initial 12-hour span.

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Damar Hamlin showed signs of progress overnight, friend says​


Doctors saw promising signs of progress overnight from Damar Hamlin, who remained hospitalized in critical condition as of Wednesday morning, according to a friend and business partner of the Buffalo Bills safety. Jordon Rooney told ESPN's Coley Harvey that Hamlin is still in the intensive care unit at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, less than two days after he went into cardiac arrest on the field during the Bills' game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Rooney told ESPN that Hamlin is still sedated, but doctors saw promising readings overnight from him that they had hoped to see by Wednesday morning. Hamlin's agent, Ron Butler, told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Tuesday night that Hamlin's oxygen levels had improved.

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Damar Hamlin begins to awaken as part of 'substantial improvement,' doctors say​


Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin is beginning to awaken as he shows "substantial improvement" over the past 24 hours in his recovery after going into cardiac arrest and collapsing on the field during Monday's game, doctors at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center said Thursday. One of the doctors, Timothy Pritts, said Hamlin is still considered critically ill and that significant progress is still needed for the 24-year-old. Hamlin's neurological condition is intact, Pritts said. Hamlin's agent, Ronald Butler, also told The Associated Press that Hamlin was able to grip the hands of family members at his hospital bedside.

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Bengals' Zac Taylor praises Bills coach Sean McDermott for actions​


Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott held a singular thought when Damar Hamlin was driven off the field in an ambulance after a cardiac arrest, according to Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor. In the first comments since Hamlin collapsed, Taylor divulged his on-field conversation with McDermott on Monday night before the game between the two teams was suspended. "When I got over there, the first thing he said was, 'I need to be at the hospital for Damar, and I shouldn't be coaching this game,'" Taylor recalled to reporters on Wednesday.

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Positive Damar Hamlin update 'eases' Bills' pain, tension​


The worst part of the past three days for Buffalo Bills cornerback Dane Jackson was the unknown. His hometown friend Darmar Hamlin had collapsed on the field during the first quarter of Monday night's Bills-Bengals game and was in critical care in the hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest. While the Bills kept players updated on the latest the latest with Hamlin, there was still uncertainty about what the future held for him. The Bills received updates on Hamlin's condition from general manager Brandon Beane and head athletic trainer Nate Breske, who remained in Cincinnati with Hamlin and his family. The 24-year-old safety is now beginning to awaken as he shows "substantial improvement" in his recovery, according to doctors at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center on Thursday. Hamlin is still considered critically ill and has many steps ahead, but it does appear that his neurological condition is intact, according to his doctors.

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Damar Hamlin has breathing tube removed, FaceTimes with Bills​


Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin had his breathing tube removed and has begun talking with his care team, family and teammates. Hamlin's breathing tube was removed overnight, per the physicians at University of Cincinnati Medical Center in a statement via the Bills, and he continues to "progress remarkably in his recovery." His neurological function remains intact, per the physicians, and he has been able to talk. Hamlin, 24, is talking to loved ones and has also FaceTimed with his teammates as coach Sean McDermott surprised the team with Hamlin on the phone via Zoom by saying that he had a "treat in store." When he popped up on the screen, the players stood up right away, per McDermott, clapped and yelled some things to him. Left tackle Dion Dawkins, however, said the coach gave away the big news with the way he walked into the room.

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Bills' Damar Hamlin faces 'lengthy recovery,' spokesman says​


While Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has started making great strides in his recovery from cardiac arrest earlier this month, he still has a long way to go in his recovery, his family spokesman told ESPN on Thursday night. Hamlin has not been participating in team meetings but is "dipping his toe back in here and, you know, getting on the road to just getting back to himself," McDermott said.

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Damar Hamlin visits Bills locker room before Bengals matchup​


Buffalo Bills safety Damage Hamlin visited with his teammates in the locker room ahead of their divisional round matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.The Bills tweeted video of Hamlin at Highmark Stadium before warmups. Hamlin is not coming out to the field, according to ESPN's Dianna Russini and multiple reports. Hamlin, 24, is continuing his recovery from the Jan. 2 cardiac arrest. He stayed at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center for almost a week before flying to Buffalo to spend about two days at Buffalo General Medical Center/Gates Vascular Institute. He was discharged Jan. 11.The Bills-Bengals regular-season game was initially postponed due to Hamlin's medical emergency before ultimately being canceled.

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Damar Hamlin visits Bills' locker room, salutes fans at Bengals game​


At the two-minute warning in the first half of the Buffalo Bills' divisional round playoff game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, an image popped up on the screens at Highmark Stadium as snow fell to the ground. At first, it was tough to see who, or what, exactly was being shown, but a lower third graphic popped up with the words: "Damar Hamlin, Bills safety." For a third straight game, the 3s on the 30-yard lines at Highmark were outlined in blue for Hamlin.

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