Buffalo's Damar Hamlin , in Critical Condition , After Cardiac Arrest .<br />ESPN reports that Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin had his <br />heartbeat restored after suffering cardiac arrest <br />during the team's January 2 game against the Bengals. .<br />ESPN reports that Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin had his <br />heartbeat restored after suffering cardiac arrest <br />during the team's January 2 game against the Bengals. .<br />In an early morning statement, <br />the Bills said that Hamlin is currently <br />in critical condition at a Cincinnati hospital. .<br />The incident occurred <br />midway through the opening <br />quarter of the game. .<br />The 24-year-old athlete was administered CPR <br />on the field for several minutes after he collapsed <br />following a tackle by Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. .<br />According to ESPN, Hamlin received <br />oxygen as he was taken off the field <br />approximately 16 minutes after he collapsed. .<br />The safety was then taken <br />to the nearby University of <br />Cincinnati Medical Center.<br />According to his team, <br />Hamlin is currently under sedation<br />and listed in critical condition.<br />Our thoughts are with <br />Damar and the Buffalo Bills. <br />We will provide more information <br />as it becomes available, NFL statement, via ESPN.<br />ESPN reports that the game was postponed. The NFL did <br />not provide an update on when it would be rescheduled as <br />the league enters the last week of the regular season.<br />ESPN reports that the game was postponed. The NFL did <br />not provide an update on when it would be rescheduled as <br />the league enters the last week of the regular season.<br />We have been in touch with Bills and <br />Bengals players, and with the NFL. <br />The only thing that matters <br />at this moment is Damar's <br />health and well being, NFL Players Association statement, via ESPN.<br />We have been in touch with Bills and <br />Bengals players, and with the NFL. <br />The only thing that matters <br />at this moment is Damar's <br />health and well being, NFL Players Association statement, via ESPN
