A little more than a month since he collapsed on the field, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin made an inspiring stop at the NFL Honors. “Sudden cardiac arrest was nothing I would have ever chosen to be a part of my life story,” he said in his speech that honored the medical staff who saved his life. “My vision was about playing in the NFL, and being the best player I can be. But God’s plan was to have a purpose greater than any game in this world.”
And now, the safety is gearing up to be the best player he can be again. “He’s fully cleared,” Bills General Manager Brandon Beane said in a press conference. He mentioned that everyone in the organization was in agreement that Hamlin was healthy and ready enough to “resume full activities,” and they’re treating it like any other player who has been injured. “He’s here, and he is of the mindset — he’s in a great headspace — to come back and make his return,” Beane added.
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On February 8, NFL Players Association medical director Dr. Thom Mayer gave an optimistic outlook on Hamlin’s future with the NFL. “I guarantee you that Damar Hamlin will play professional football again,” he said on SiriusXM’s “Heart to Heart” program (via CNN). And we are very excited to see him out on the field again.
