The Buffalo Bills safety spent the week in Washington D.C. advocating for legislation that would promote education and equipment access to respond to sudden cardiac arrest.
Just this past week head coach Sean McDermott weighed in on Hamlin's future while speaking at the NFL's annual meetings in Phoenix.
The White House statement also said the Biden took a moment to recognize the Hamlin's efforts"to bring people together and make life-saving technologies more widely available." AEDs are not required in every school, but can be the difference-maker in emergency events. Hamlin cited a 2018 study from the American Heart Association that reported roughly 7,000 children suffer a sudden cardiac arrest.
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