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I think Zac Taylor and Sean McDermott said they weren't playing and mutually agreed to pull their teams.

Just ftr, I do not have an issue with either of your thoughts on this.

I won't. Hamlin was on the field for almost 15 minutes before the ambulance left. This is MNF so the entire league is tuned in and can immediately contact that stadium. They called and said give them a 5 minute warmup and then start. Both coaches said no, thankfully.

693k and counting currently. It was around 5k from what Twitter said it started at.

Del Reid said this was still ongoing fundraiser Hamlin was involved with.

Zac Taylor going over to McDermott and agreeing with him to pull the teams off was pure class from both.

Does being intubated indicating another issue outside of cardiac arrest?

I don't follow Cincinnati sports ppl so I'm unsure of sources. I'm sorry. I'll post this though because I think it is legit.

https://twitter.com/marshallkramsky/status/1610105869102116869?t=fqzp8ao47W7-O0leg5PWng&s=19 The league wanted them to resume in 5 minutes. Both coaches said no and pulled their teams.

McDermott clearly isn't bringing his team out. Zac Taylor seems to be with Buffalo as are all the Bengals.

Props to Cincinnati coach for going over to McDermott after the league said game would resume in 5 min. Clearly both teams are focused on the correct things.

Trying to distract myself. Here's Bedard in OT

Never seen a player collapse like that Bengals can take the win. I'd rather forfeit 7-3 at this point.

He just collapsed.

What does this mean? Size? They certainly don't lack high energy or fast skating.

Boston was a grizzled veteran team too. Stop worrying about veteran teams or who's in the division. Just win. That's all Buffalo needs to do, just win.