GOOD NEWS: he is back to the team

Bills’ Josh Allen talks Damar Hamlin ahead of return to Cincinnati The Buffalo Bills (5-3) will play at the Cincinnati Bengals (4-3) this coming Sunday night for the first time since Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin nearly lost his life at Cincinnati’s Paycor Stadium in January.
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Bills quarterback Josh Allen reflected on all he and his teammates endured after Hamlin went into cardiac arrest in front of a “Monday Night Football” audience.
“The weeks after that and getting the positive updates on Damar, obviously, helped our team and our mentality a lot,” Allen explained during the latest edition of “Let’s Go!
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“It’s a lot for a team to go through, though.
I think that weighed on us throughout the season and, you know, it was constantly on our minds.
But for him to come back and obviously be part of the team and be an inspiration, not just to us but to so many people around the world, he’s done very well.
Hamlin required CPR on the scene last January before they were taken to a local hospital and were eventually stabilized.
Meanwhile, the Bills entered the playoffs with a 13-3 record before claiming a wildcard win over the Miami Dolphins.
Buffalo then lost at home to the Bengals in the next round of the tournament.
and Bills players later admitted they had an “emotionally draining” season for a variety of reasons.
As for Hamlin, he made the Bills’ initial 53-man roster in August but did not play just one match this season.
It’s unclear whether he will play in Cincinnati, but Allen noted that the 25-year-old has made great contributions off the field when it comes to “raising awareness of CPR and raising money “, so that high schools and other youth teams have defibrillators.
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“I think it’s great that he was able to turn such a tragic moment in his life into a positive movement that could ultimately save lives,” Allen added of Hamlin.
“And I think that in itself is very powerful.
“As of Tuesday afternoon, OddsChecker listed Hamlin as the betting favorite at -105 odds to win Comeback Player of the Year honors for this season.
The same media outlet presented the Bills as 3-point underdogs to the Bengals in an emotional rivalry for both clubs.