Tee Higgins tweeted a message of support for Damar Hamlin 🙏
game in Cincinnati, according to a Tuesday morning tweet from the Bills. His heartbeat was restored on the field but he is currently sedated and remains in critical condition at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
Higgins, who was tackled by Hamlin on the play just before the 24-year-old safety collapsed, took to social media“My prayers and thoughts go out to @HamlinIsland the Hamlin Family,” he wrote. “I’m praying that you pull through bro. Love.” Monday’s game came to a stop after Hamlin initially got up off the ground following the tackle on Higgins . Medical personnel administered CPR to Hamlin on the field and then took him away in an ambulance.
Hamlin was transferred to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. He was accompanied in the ambulance by his mother, play-by-play announcer Joe Buck said during ESPN’s broadcast.
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