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The National Football League is considering making a rare decision: cancelling an NFL game.
That’s among the options the league faces as it attempts to move forward from the scary situation that played out when Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on the field during the first quarter of Monday night’s game between the Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals.
The game was suspended Monday and on Tuesday the NFL said the game would not be made up this week.
Doctors at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center on Thursday said Hamlin is making substantial progress and his neurologic condition and function are intact.
Now that doctors «feel encouraged» about Hamlin’s condition and his recovery, the league can decide what to do about the postponed Bills-Bengals game, ESPN senior NFL insider Adam Schefter said Thursday on Sportscenter.
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‘Did we win?’:Damar Hamlin’s story has pierced our tribalism and hardened cynicismCould the NFL cancel the Bills-Bengals game from Monday night?
That’s a definite possibility.
