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[cisarovna]

Really hope Damar Hamlin makes a full recovery after that hit last night. For any one who doesn’t know, Damar, player for NFL team Buffalo Bills, went into cardiac arrest mid game after a tackle. This has drawn a lot of comparison to Christian Eriksen’s collapse in the last EUROs. But a lot of those comparisons are poor.

1. Eriksen was conscious when they took him off on a stretcher. There are no reports Damar has been conscious, only that his heart was beating again.

2. Eriksen’s cardiac arrest was not directly caused by the game. A lot has not yet been made public about Damar, partly because evaluations are still ongoing. However the theory I have seen from doctors online is something called Commotio Cordis, which if true would mean that the blunt force of the tackle on his chest directly caused his heart to stop. This is a huge difference especially when we consider psychological impact on teammates.

3. While it is true that the game Eriksen collapsed in did resume after a 30 minute break, UEFA was widely criticised for that at the time. The players were clearly upset and distracted, even though they knew he had been revived and did his little wave as he was carried off. And rightly so, I have no criticism for the players being effected by that. But for the Bill players, there was no confirmation Damar was fully revived, only that his heart had been restarted. The NFL gets lots of things wrong but suspending the Bills v Bengals game was right.

[0zzysaurus]

Twitter is so fucking shit I’m very close to full-on deactivating there

[justinssportscorner]

Alaina Getzenberg at ESPN:

CINCINNATI -- Buffalo 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 he is currently in critical condition at a Cincinnati hospital, the Bills said in a statement early Tuesday morning.

The chilling scene midway through the opening quarter led the league to postpone the game about 90 minutes after kickoff.

CPR was administered to Hamlin, 24, on the field for multiple minutes after he collapsed following his tackle of Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. Hamlin received oxygen, according to the ESPN broadcast, as he was placed in the ambulance and taken off the field some 16 minutes after he collapsed. He then was driven to the nearby University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

According to the Bills, he is currently sedated and listed in critical condition. The University of Cincinnati Medical Center did not anticipate making any statement early Tuesday morning.

The majority of the Bills team remained at Paycor Stadium well into Monday night. The team departed shortly after midnight and returned to Buffalo.

"Our thoughts are with Damar and the Buffalo Bills. We will provide more information as it becomes available," the league said in a statement just after 10 p.m. ET. "The NFL has been in constant communication with the NFL Players Association which is in agreement with postponing the game."

In a conference call shortly after midnight, the NFL did not provide an update on potentially rescheduling the game as the league enters the final week of its regular season.

The injury took place after Hamlin tackled Higgins following the Bengals wideout's reception over the middle near midfield. Higgins led with his right shoulder and hit Hamlin in the chest. Hamlin quickly got up afterward, was on his feet for about three seconds and then abruptly collapsed. Athletic trainers came out to help immediately, and a stretcher then was brought to the field as the trainers protected his head.

Buffalo Bills S Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest after collapsing immediately after the tackle on Cincinnati Bengals WR Tee Higgins.

The game, in which where was a lot at stake seeding-wise and the Bengals were leading 7-3 in at the time of Hamlin’s collapse, was temporarily suspended and then postponed. A make-up date to finish the remainder of the game or play a whole new game has yet to be decided on.

Praying for Hamlin to recover. 

[miracleonice87]

some thoughts on Damar Hamlin (tw / cw):

as a Pittsburgher, and maybe just as a human being, the last 24 hours watching and waiting as the Damar Hamlin situation has played out have been quite rough. of course, not even comparably as rough as they have been for him, his family, his friends, his teammates, and his organization.

even though the above statement is from the Bills’ opposing team last night, I personally felt it encapsulated the events of the night best: “…and in that moment, humanity and love rose to the forefront.” in the face of this horror, that’s what we got to witness last night. humanity and love.

I won’t ever be able to say enough good things about the way both the Bills and the Bengals handled this situation. seeing Joe Burrow embrace Josh Allen absolutely broke me while simultaneously giving me so much hope, because these young men who will continue to be the face of the league for years to come were not only in touch with and vulnerable about their own emotions, but so in tune with the feelings and needs of everyone around them, both their own players and their opponents alike. Coach McDermott and Coach Taylor took charge of the situation in the best possible way, and they (not the NFL) deserve full credit for the decisions they made both together and separately, which I believe everyone can agree were the correct ones. these men not only did the best they could with what they had, but they stood up for what was right, even in the face of possible pushback and unknown consequences.

we love watching these athletes play and we become deeply invested in their personal and professional lives, drawing joy and comfort from their careers, but this was a grim reminder that they are so much more than a product on a field of play. more than a few fantasy points to edge out your opponent from week to week. more than robots programmed for our entertainment. this is their livelihood, and past that, it’s their chosen risk. they put their bodies on the line for our pleasure, and in return, we need to give them more respect, more care, more understanding, more empathy, more grace. not for them as athletes, but for them as humans.

to the athletic trainers and the medical staff of both teams, the executive leaders and all staff members of both organizations, and especially the doctors and staff at UC Medical Center — you are to be commended for your bravery and immediate action in the most impossible and frightening of situations. thank you.

if you’re the praying type, I ask that you say a prayer for Damar Hamlin, the kid from McKees Rocks who through yesterday was in pursuit of his greatest dream and whose life now hangs in the balance. say a prayer for Tee Higgins, the Bengals player who Damar tackled before he collapsed, who reportedly has not left UC Medical Center in order to stay close to Damar. say a prayer for Damar’s mom and dad, his family members, his teammates, his coaches. say a prayer for the Bengals who also had to experience this unthinkable nightmare. and if you’re not the praying type, maybe put some healing energy out into the universe, for all involved.

we love you, 3.

[magnetothemagnificent]

Read this incredible opinion piece last night that sums it all up perfectly:

Sports have been getting more extreme and more intense in the last few decades, not just football, but everything. Remeber when Simone Biles had to take a break because of how much stress she was under? And how the media responded with absolute coldness and anger at her for taking care of her body???

I mean it when I say that sports fans are bloodthirsty.

It's all about breaking records now, about getting faster, stronger, buffer, about pushing the human body to the absolute extreme, further than it should ever go. And athletes are expected to do this every day. When they're injured, they're expected to go back and play as soon as possible. And games are so frequent that even those who weren't injured while playing get stress injuries from never having a real break.

Sure, those in the professional leagues and teams get paid a lot, but think about how high school and college athletes go through the same amount of stress and physical endurance without access to the best in medical care. For many young people, sports is the only way for them to break the cycle of poverty- they have to sell their bodies, put their bodies through life-altering injuries just to get a college scholarship and make sure their family is housed.

My mom remarked to me last night about how after Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest, she heard sports commentators remark something along the lines of "we're used to concussions and traumatic brain injuries but this is unprecidended". Why should we be used to traumatic brain injuries??? It shouldn't be the norm! These aren't soldiers getting injured in battle, these are people performing for our own selfish consumption. Because of the money, the fame, the experience.....

It's so normalized for performers in any performance industry to get horrific injuries: sports, dance, acting.....

We shouldn't settle for that. We should be making the industry safer, or not support it at all.

they need to stop this NFL season now i am not joking or being facetious they need to reevaluate how football is played fundamentally and it should have happened after Tua earlier this season

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[hopkinrx]

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Damar Hamlin cleared to play in NFL

[bodybybane]

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Today we have a news story from Religion News Service about William Barber II praying for Damar Hamlin who went into cardiac arrest after making a tackle in Cincinnati (Jan. 2).

[pwrn51]

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NFL needs to forget replaying Bills game

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[truemedmd]

Explaining Damar Hamlin Cardiac Arrest on Field

Explaining Damar Hamlin Cardiac Arrest on Field

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[knowridge]

https://knowridge.com/2023/01/what-are-the-chances-of-surviving-a-cardiac-arrest-why-damar-hamlin-is-defying-the-odds/

[revelationoh]

[squints at text about football to decide whether a fight is being picked or not]

see but like i gotta stop pointing out typos to my mom bc she’s in the “dumbing down of america” camp and i’m over here on “english is a living thing” island, trying to sort out whether i think “suppose to” instead of “supposed to” is a typo or evidence of how the language is changing