Bills Safety Damar Hamlin Takes Part in 1st Full Practice Since Cardiac Arrest
It’s been almost eight months since the unforgettable Monday Night Football game between the Bills and Bengals when Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest on the field. Many of us remember witnessing the rarity of a canceled primetime NFL game and the aftermath that followed. The Bills-Bengals Week 17 matchup on January 2 was less of a game and more of a historic moment. As we all know, Hamlin recovered quickly and became an icon for motivational sports stories and awards throughout 2023. And yesterday, with plenty of media eyeballs, he participated in his first full-pads practice with the Bills. It’s no surprise the 25-year-old was able to bounce back quickly at such a young age, but his desire to continue playing — after nearly dying on the field — is truly remarkable.
“In football, you can’t hit that field with hesitation. You’re putting yourself in more danger by doing that. I made the choice to play. I’m processing a thousand emotions. I’m not afraid to say it crosses my mind, being a little scared… My strength is rooted in my faith, and my faith Is stronger than any fear.” — Damar Hamlin
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