Damar Hamlin and Commotio Cordis explained by ICU doctor
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- I believe Damar Hamlin was likely suffering from commotio cordis where a blow to the chest at a precise moment in the electrical cycle stops the heart.
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Praying for Damar and his family!!! Thanks for this informative video.
Prayers for Damar Hamlin and his family 🙏🏼✝️💔
prayers for everyone who was foolish enough to let them put it in you
@@lw1zfog Did your papi finish on you or in you baby boy?
@@jiggyjay682 prayers for you
@@lw1zfog So in you... prayers for dat hole of yours baby boy.
Now explain why all these professional soccer players are suffering cardiac arrest on the field.
Global warming?
Crickets...
There is no increase, many have undiagnosed heart issues for a while.
It’s always been the case
Thank you Dr. Hansen for the explanation. Indeed thoughts and prayers for him and his family.
Prayers for Damar! 🙏🏼
Praying so hard for this young man! Please be ok especially for your family. Hang in there Mom, and know that he will be ok!
No mention about the much more likely reason which can't be mentioned.
Praying for his fast and full recovery, for his family and friends to stay strong. ♡
Thank you Doc, for making is easy to understand. You are a great teacher.
Too bad he's full of BS
Prayers for his recovery ❤️🩹 Thank you Dr. Hansen for your informative video. 👍
💉🧬🦠⏱💣🫀💥🚑
You were spot on Dr. Mike. Prayers for the player.
Thank you Dr. for this information. You are awesome
Great video Doctor. Thank you.
Wow, I remember growing up in Swaziland and my then 11th grade English teacher talked exactly about this in the context of us playing soccer and basically how it's a lottery when you get hit in a certain spot at a specific time. Prayers to him and hope he makes a speedy and full recovery
Thanks for update , Dr Mike ..I he has a great recovery, lower pressure in the brain yes 👍
Very sad. I wish Mr. Hamlin the best: a fast recovery and return to the game he loves and excels at
Prayers for him and his family.🙏
This was very well explained without being vague or patronizing.
thank you so much for the help in all this
You are an amazing Dr. You can diagnose a extremely rare and unlikely condition from 20 seconds of footage.
🤪🤪🤪
How much was the check? Was it USD? Or was it CBDC?
When I was a teacher in the early 2000s, the boys at the middle school “played” a game called “OpenChest”. They would calmly start a conversation with a peer and then one of the kids would slam his fist into the chest of the other kid. Most of the time, the boys would be ‘fine’, but on at least one occasion, a male student at a different school fell down dead. We, as teachers, had already warned the students about the danger of this game. Not knowing the proper reason, I often said they were pushing the sternum (I think that’s what I said!) into the heart. Whatever, we were correct in warning the children about the dangers and by the time I retired in 2018 I had not heard of that old problem rearing its head anymore. I wonder if it was the same thing that hurt this young athlete.
NOPE
Football players wear chest pads
Dr. Hansen - great video. What is the chance that the NFL's multi-year effort to coach players to tackle with head/chest up vs. head/should down, is creating a new risk of heart/commotio cordis risks for NFL (and millions of young) players? Thank you
Excellent factual narrative Thank you !
Total gaslighting BS. Stay in your comfort zone.
1600 healthy athletes have died from sudden death in the past two years. Why did that happen Doc?
“Things that make you go hmmm..”
He has done this video to try to explain what happened in this specific case. The variables in each case make it practically impossible to give a single applicable answer for 1600 cases, that's common sense you conspiracy theorist 🙄
@@SlowDIIV If 1600 sudden heart attacks and strokes don't make you question things, you have brain damage. Or your too scared to amid you too are boosted. tick tick tick. why did Australia set up heart defibs outside homes this past Nov/Dec? Because they have been having commotio cordis too.
@@ttarantulas4u258 Maybe you're too stooopid because if vaccine caused heart attack, obese trump would have had one after he had his vaccinations already. Didn't you see the video he admitted to have had all including the booster?
If true, most likely covid infection, which can cause heart damage. A few billion people had covid before the vaccines became available. BTW, where did you get this 1600 number from? The only study I could find with a 1600 number was one showing cases of myocarditis from covid infection.
Dr McCullough a prestigious cardiologist says that just by watching the video, he believes it is Not commotio cordis. Also he had a second heart attack in the hospital... Does CC cause that?
I saw an interview with another cardiologist who said that DH would not have gotten back up if he was suffering CC from the hit.
Amazingly simple and clear. Thank you. Only question, long term effect? I know several who suffered a heart attack and resumed normal full activities.
Please address your thoughts on if he can resume normal and football activities?
But he did address that. And it wasn’t a heart attack.
Hi Dr.Hansen good see you again Dr.Hansen is a awesome doctor he knows his stuff take care pal ✌️👍 Happy New Year!! People don't for get hit that like button 👍👍👍👍 Dr.Hansen puts lot his time into this he is a very good awesome doctor.. thank you in advance Happy New Year everyone!! Prayers for him and his family ❤️🙏 hope you a speedy recovery
Commotio Cordis is from a small object at hi speed (baseball, lacrosse ball, hockey puck), not from a low speed wide-base shoulder pad/helmet that impacts another chest protector on a shoulder pad. In medical school we as well were taught in diagnostic medicine, “When you hear hoofbeats, don't look for zebras,” meaning that diagnosis begins with the simplest, most likely answer and proceeds in a methodical way. Only after eliminating the obvious should one probe for something more rare or unlikely. We live in an age of COVID, so what is most likely? Hi on my diagnosis would be undiagnosed S- Antigen induced myocarditis. We are seeing this in young men. Myocarditis affects your heart's electrical system and muscle cells, leading to irregular heart rhythms. Cardiac MRI would be best screening tool but way to costly for the general population. The tackle led to sinus tachycardia which may have set off an arrhythmia in a diseased heart.
If it were cordis, does survival mean there is essentially 100% recovery of healthy heart function? Obviously, if any sort of myocarditis is involved then the heart would remain compromised after, and the patient might continue to experience things like sudden rapid heartbeat or symptoms that could be observed with continuous heart monitoring?
@@robbinburns6329 I’m not a cardiologist, rather an Ophthalmologist with specialty in Retina. Good questions.
What changed for all athletes after 2021? Also this condition appeared first time ever in proffesional high profile sports after 2021. Occam’s Razor
@@Ezio999Auditore Something that sounds like Maxine?
@@Ezio999Auditore it’s been around before 2021 lmao.
Amazing explanation.
Not questing your explanation at all, but I do wonder how we know it can only happen in those 20-40ms? I would assume there is no way to actually test this and no way to prove the impact did in fact occur during that time frame of the cycle.
I suppose children commonly have heart attacks too?
Cardiac arrest is not a heart attack.
They do now.
@@miker9082 we know why to
They do lately. Sadly.
@@lifewellloved0204 we know
Thank you! 🙂
You are spot on. Thank you for all your videos.
Is there a possibility that he has some form of concussion also when he hit the ground limp? That straight back landing is how Tua got his tragic head problems, but how would that affect recovery?
A very Happy New Year Dr. Hansen,. Thank you for ALL of the explanations and solutions on various issues in medicine. Looking forward to the New year.🙏🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖
Could Myocarditis make you more susceptible to Commotio Cordis?
What a fascinating talk! Thanks Dr. Hansen. I clearly recall one incident when I was about 10. This is close to 50 years ago. I was running in the classroom and ran into a broom stick straight on. It hit me right at that spot! I fell on the floor and gasping for air for about 20 sec (felt a lot longer) and other kids were just laughing at me. I have been wondering what that was! I guess that was a close call for me!?
You probably just got the wind knocked out of yourself. It's fine nothing to worry about it happens to me sometimes. Taking deep breathes while it happens helps.
You most likely had the wind knocked out of you
Much appreciate the upload Doc. I have a question.
I noticed as he fell, he hit the back of his head really hard against the turf. It's difficult for me to imagine how that wouldn't result in a concussion or some form of head injury. My question is, if he did suffer a concussion along with the cardiac arrest, how much would that affect his chances of survival and recovery?
Again, much love to you. I hope the best for Damar Hamlin and his family.
Doctor Mike, what distinguishes commotio cordis from a cardiac contusion? Would it just be that the structural integrity is preserved in commotio cordis and not in contusion and that commotio cordis is electrical?
Try releasing his chest blockage from underneath his armpits. when Demar's was hit, his body bent forward and chest/ribcage contract, the teres major carry the clavicle and arms downward, the ribcage press inward, the intercortal muscles contracted dramatically so the nerves were inert under great muscle tensions.
Therefore try to restore the tergidity of the ribcage
1.gently rub and release the tensions round his upper arms, restore the his deltoid to anatomy position: that is the clavicular, arcomial and the scapular parts, especially the clavicular front part, the insertion of the teres major and the biceps,
2. gently rub, release the intercortal muscles under both armpits, place the fingers between the intercorsal muscles of 3 to 7 ribs, (especilly the left 3 to 5 rid gaps on the left where affecting the heart bit rhythm) follow the breath-in motion, press both lateral ribcage inward, hold a little until his out breath widen, keep pressing, observe the filling and tergidity of the chest,
3.release the tensions between the floating ribs, correct the balance between both ribs, release the tensions at the tip of the xiphoid process, gently grap the muscles up at the tip, this can release tension of the diaphragm and restore his chest breathing,
4.then hold two arms, bring it close to the armpits and apply a little bit pressure onto upper ribs cage, raise the arms, clavicles and upper chest up by holding the upper arms up.
Hope this can help him, maybe we need to release and correct his throat, widen the supraclavicular fossas and hyroid bone, but too complicated for you guys maybe.
This can help many breath blockages due to post COVID-19. post chest operations etc.
Thanks for the information. I appreciate your not dumbing it down. Hopefully this highly visible case helps us understand, prevent, and treat the condition. I hope the athlete recovers and maybe even returns to the game.
You should listen to reliable and accurate sources such as docs McCullough and Alexander.
Yes this rare almost nonexistent condition that just popped after all these atlhetes recieved something.
Praying for Damar and his family.🙏🙏🙏
Seems like the definition of commotio cordis as described here would make it seem highly unlikely that what happened in this case was commotio cordis absent any other cardiovascular factors.
I saw an interview with a cardiologist who said that DH would not have gotten back up if he was suffering CC from the hit.
@@cylon5741 Actually, it was just confirmed to be just that, which Damar himself said
Commotio Cordis has only 20 cases per year - and it is overwhelmingly in adolescents. Why don't we wait for an actual medical diagnosis, why is this spin being added to this situation??
To cover up the clot shot
Commotio Cordia is actually 20 cases in the last 20-30 years! Not 20 cases per year, so it is even more rare, also found to occur in youth.
@@prymetymegreen yea it wasn't some super rare freak accident. Dudes heart almost exploded right there on the field. He's lucky it happened on that field and not while he was alone at home or something. That probably saved his life
@@prymetymegreen That's not true. It's about two dozen cases a year in the US, alone.
Most incidents occur in younger athletes because there are WAY more young athletes than, say, 25+ year old athletes who play and practice at the same frequency.
Get your BOOSTERS. HURRY UP.
For those who haven’t been paying attention the CDC now admits the correlation of mRNA vaccination and cardiac arrest risks in young athletes
it's not that they aren't paying attention it's that they are willfully ignorant with their heads up their asses
incorrect.
the falling back down is what makes it seem like something else. like what you are saying
@@gamingonwheels2502 prove him wrong
sources?
Prayers for you 🙏
When I was a kid, a 12 year old boy in my neighborhood had a heart attack after another boy he was fighting with punched him in the chest.
Thank you for this video. Was Damar Hamlin in v-fib when he jumped up and adjusted his helmet or did the initiation of v-fib cause him to collapse?
Yours is a great question.
In my opinion, he could not have been in V-Fib when he got up and was adjusting his helmet.
IF…..this was a case of commotio cordis, as the doctor suggests. Hamlin would have gone into V-Fib the exact instant his chest was impacted- not 5 or 6 seconds later.
Also, and only my opinion, his chest was impacted by the shoulder pad of the other guy- not a small hard object as this doctor states would be most likely to cause a commotio cordis event.
I see what you’re saying but without knowing a number of things about his heart, structural abnormalities or a conduction disorder etc., we don’t have enough information to confirm or reject commotio cordis. Years ago I was taught an individual might have about 8 seconds of consciousness until collapse while in a ventricular arrhythmia. Just wondering if a supremely fit athlete would be able to initially jump to a standing position at the initiation of v-fib just prior to complete collapse. It’s a crazy question I know🤷🏼♀️Thanks for your input.
@@kaypie3112 I just saw another video of a commotio Cordis case where he is walking for a few seconds like Hamlin and then falls over. It’s from 13 years ago it’s called sudden cardiac event and it’s in a karate match.
@@sylvia7650 It's NOT a crazy question! I've been wondering how someone whose heart stopped could possible stand back up & then fall down as he did.
@@strnglhld Yes, but that person was already standing...how about finding a case where the heart stopped while down after the blow..and then standing up again? Seems improbable to me.
Thank you for explaining this in such a concise and understandable way. Question? Could it be that the rib cage proximity to the heart is a factor? What other factors might contribute? Do you think Damar should be playing?
Another person who had the clot shot. Was it the hit he took during the game,, or the clot shot ?
So back in college as a soccer goalkeeper, when I had a collision on a breakaway where I took an opponents knee to my sternum which partially tore my right SC could have killed me if the opponents knee impacted more to the left tearing my left SC joint.
Thank you doctor for the always interesting videos
Thats one word to describe them. State sponsored misdirection are some others.
Thanks doctor for the information. Prayers for the young man and his family. Difficult to accept explanation without giving reasons for ruling out other explanations. Especially in the climate we live in. A young, healthy, fully Vax male suffers heart arrhythmia/heart attack after serious blow (that condition has been defined for so many others MINUS, MINUS the blow)...during this ongoing pandemic. IMO🤔
Sounds like you are into conspiracy theories.
@@abecarranza7585 not into alternate reality. Truth reality, yes. To get there gotta examine all possibilities. Remember the phrase 'benefits outweigh the risks'? An examination process is implied. That's what I'm talkin bout. 😉 stay blessed.
@@debstayblessed9549 Got you, stay blessed as well. 😀
@@abecarranza7585 Sadly, it’s not a theory anymore. Heart complications are a known side effect and have been added to the fact sheet by the FDA since June 2021. Look it up yourself.
It's not the thing that is affecting a lot of people everywhere it's this super rare thing from textbooks. Clean up crew Where's the wiki link?
We can always depend on you to provide timely medical info Dr. Hansen! Good recovery wishes to Damar Hamlin.
Speak for yourself
This is the same guy who suggested to get your kids vaccinated despite there being no evidence at all to support children getting vaccines helps.
Infact the evidence shows they are more at risk from the vax than from COVID.
He’s bull itting you, and you thanked him ?
Wake up.
It’s been debunked btw he died a second time in the hospital
Great video! I’m an engineer, and know very little about medicine. But, this video is fantastic and very clear.
And total gaslighting.
Go to Dr John Campbell if you seek truth. This Dr is receiving $ from pharma. You will thank me as Dr Campbell is wonderful and humble in his testimony
only once has this supposedly happened in the NFL before in its history, I know what I believe.
Yes…especially with all the violent collisions after all these years. 🤔
The window for this to happen is mere milliseconds, this is why it doesn’t happen everyday
Is this the same thing as R on T phenomenon?
Did hitting the back of his head have anything to do with his breathing? IIRC the vagus nerve originates from the back of the head???
we will find out more and nothing is definite until a full medical report comes out.
Dr. Hansen is the BEST! 👌
At gaslighting you yes.
Can you name one example of "Commotio Cordis" occurring not from a high velocity baseball or hockey puck but an actual tackle in football?
Yes, the commotio cordis registry has several from football and several from karate soccer and rugby
@@strnglhld Link?
@@NightwatchN8 Google it TH-cam doesn’t let me paste the link
@@strnglhld Just caught a clip on the NFL network, an interview with the doctors treating Damar Hamlin, asked about "Commotio Cordis" he responded it's such a rare condition he would have to rule out every other more common causes.
@@NightwatchN8 Of course. You do that with any “diagnosis of exclusion”.
I was wondering about his chances of returning to play if he survived this injury. Thanks for addressing that.
Is the something that could be used as a substitute for an AED, if one is not available and you’re in a rural situation, where you will die without access to something that could shock the heart back into a normal rhythm?
Prayers to Damar Hamlin and the Hamlin family
This happened to a neighbour's son when I was in my teens. He and some chums were playing cricket with a tennis ball, he was struck on the chest and died then and there.
This is vacxin related
@@jay-wl2di haha no
@@juicyjay3338 yes sir explain me . I know a guy 19 years old died suddenly while driving a car. The only thing he had 3....candy's
@@jay-wl2di Dude go back into your mom's basement with your tin foil hat. It's not the time.
@@cjstats1514 did you took the booster ? This is the time we want answers and justice ⚖️ kids dropping death.
You know this was from the C-19 Jab Please who are you fooling you probably are on Phizer Pay roll
I think it was the clot shot.
Doc that was a Nice Explanation that was well Constructed,
Brought to you by Pfizer...
Nice troll account 😃
The entire team had to be jabbed so we know he was!
Stop with the conspiracy theories. This has nothing to do with covid vaccine.
@@priscillaguerra3333 it has everything to do with the vaccine
@@jcm_9994 and where’s your evidence, just looking at Facebook posts doesn’t make u an expert on the topic
@@jcm_9994 what's your medical evidence it cause his health problem
@@thomasmatthewharris1980 you live you learn, knee jerk reaction, you jump the gun you get shot, living for the moment catches up with you, the whole thing was staged
Doctor Peter McCullough who is one of the most renounced heart doctors in the USA, is also saying it was arrhythmic cardiac arrest. And we ABSOLUTELY SHOULD KNOW if he has been jabbed or not. No one wants it to be the cause.
This randomly collapsing is happening more often than it ever has before, especially in soccer and yet we're gonna ignore the most important question? Are we going to continue to ignore the elephant in the room???
Im suspecting the covid shot
Your medical evidence is?
@@thomasmatthewharris1980 cdc fda and all the people dropping dead from heart attacks
Thank you for sharing this information with us. I have never heard this term before, and I did not know that a blow to the chest could cause this.
Glad it was helpful!
Aka "touch of death" in martial arts.
Doc,
That collision was a bump for a defensive back. No way that shoulder pad had the force of a running back’s knee to the chest that these players receive from time to time. Statistics point to heart inflammation and damage from the shots as Dr Peter McCoulough explains.
I saw an interview with another cardiologist who said that DH would not have gotten back up if he was suffering CC from the hit.
Thank you for the best explanation I have heard! Praying that this young man fully recovers and can resume the game of football that he loves!
Grow up and think for yourself
Science status: TRUSTED
TRU$TED
This video and his vibe gives off damage control
Shout out to J&J and Moderna. This video (and the reason for it) was brought to you by - Pfizer
Thank you Dr Hansen for explanation!
Please don't mention the elephant in the room doc. Thanks.
Is it true that Commotio Cordis requires a preexisting condition?
No
I do not believe so. It usually happens to young kids. I knew a 7 year old hit in the chest
with a baseball and died. These NFL players have physicals all the time, do they not? I
would think a preexisting condition would have been found.
Clot shot? Look up NFL retired player Uche Nwaneri, died 12/20/22.
Thanks for the explanation, doc! On the other hand, can you tell us the brand of those shirts you wear? Would like to get some for my boyfriend. 😊
Don't say us you weirdo. Speak for yourself.
I'm so sorry for this young man and I hope he makes full recovery.
However, did I hear that right? Did you say we've done animal studies on this condition? Like purposely inducing it in animals? Jfc humans are so evil sometimes. I can't imagine such cruelty. Absolutely disgusting.
I was thinking the same thing. And to call it "animal" studies you also have to wonder why type of animal they used for that! A monkey? A dog? I don't really want to know but how utterly cruel and evil.
20 ms isn't that small of a window when NFL players take big direct hits to the chest all the time. Can you stand for 6 seconds after impact with commotio cordis?
you mean 2 seconds at best?
@@gamingonwheels2502 I counted 6 seconds between initial hit on tackle, fell to the ground, got up, then took a couple of steps.
More important to ask is HOW did he get up from being on the ground when hit if his heart had stopped??
He's a lying serpent.
@@4cats2008 I saw an interview with a cardiologist who said that DH would not have gotten back up if he was suffering CC from the hit.
Very sad that this happened to Damar Hamlin. Prayers for him and his family. Dr. Hansen thank you so much for teaching us about Commotio Corris. I didn’t know a whole lot about it but I know a lot more thanks to you!
The odds are insane
the required suspension of disbelief is insane
Love your videos, but the jury is still out until all the data is in.
Might have to go down a rabbit hole because the mainstream is on cover up so you can’t see what is really going on
climate change all the way
Hey Doc, why did Australia set up heart defibs outside homes this past Nov/Dec? Because they have been having commotio cordis too.
Clealry due to vax related injuries.
I live in Australia and what you say is total bs
@@vickit3124 it's true. They're in parts of England too
Hey Doc, do you think him standing up quickly could have also played a factor? As in, his vagus nerve.
No his heart stopped
@@drewferd2720 I realize that, I’m asking his thoughts on if that might have played a factor in causing his cardiac arrest. I’m a paramedic, so not ignorant on the topic. I’ve just witnessed a vagal response in many patients and it’s a known contributor to MI’s while using the bathroom. That’s one reason we find them next to the toilet so often.
@@hoosier_turtles_and_tortoises lost oxygen to his brain causing him to pass out. Takes about 20 seconds to pass out after your heart stops from lack of oxygen which leads to the nerves not being able to function since the brain can’t send electrical signals, as you suggested. That’s a resulting factor not a deciding factor
@@hoosier_turtles_and_tortoises I don’t think it would have an affect as his heart would have already stopped,
@@drewferd2720 But being unconscious, ie passed out, doesn’t stop all bodily functions. You heart doesn’t stop because you’re unconscious.
Wouldn’t he have had at least some protection from his pads covering that area of the chest?
Exactly
Do you actually watch football?
Players get injured all of the time and there's a move in pro wrestling called the heart punch and people have died from that too.
Just because a player is wearing pads doesn't do much when you're hit in the chest with the crown of a helmet at speed.
@@yenlard6683 it’s not the severity of the hit that induced the cardiac arrest, it’s simply the timing of the hit
He actually addressed tho is during the video, that in experiments padding didn't seem to help much when the hit occurred in the exact moment of the cardiac cycle that is needed to e
result in a commotio cordis...
@@walterblacc9909 if that were the case, athletes would be dying all the time. There's been millions of tackles and this has never happened before. How can a doctor even come to this conclusion when he hasn't examined Damar? You can't make assumptions based on a 10 second video. This poor man has to be through tests to determine what exactly has happened.
Given I was a University based Cardiologist on our transplant team, I have treated many patients in this condition. This young man was in excellent condition and UNOS should have been notified for a Category 1 potential heart transplant patient if he did/does not do well.
You treated MANY young men? So many ppl are saying it's RARE and Dr Mike is thinking zebras instead of horses. Which is it? Seems the chest trauma was too broad to cause CC, according to comments here. I'm so confused. Why the controversy?
He had an "injection" on Dec 26th. I think we know what really happened.
R u sure? That's the info I'm looking for !!! " Corona Cardiac attack "
@@R.POWELL yep. He posted about getting his booster last week.
@@jadler457 Thank you so much for responding. Personally, I think they go hand in hand but yet the connection is avoided !! Thanks again
Ahhhh there you are..
@@jadler457 PLEASE tell us where we can find his post about his booster last wk so we can get word out..
My question is, after many, many years players having been hit like this in numerous popular sports,a lot of those years with much less protective gear than now,why is this happening now?
It also happened to a football player back in 2007 or 2005 and he survived
jibby jabbers
@@lw1zfog me?
@@lw1zfog anti vaxxers how you liked that
@@gregory7320 What’s his name? It’s my understanding that this will be the first case in the NFL, if he did indeed suffer from commotio cordis.
Cemetery man … what a doctor
You said it, doc -- there is a very small chance that a traumatic chest injury could cause this type of arrest. Much more likely is a preexisting condition due to hereditary or acute disease. NFL players are extensively screened for both. That leaves heart dysfunction arising more recently than his last screening. Now, do we know of any such common or uncommon adverse cardiac pathologies that have surfaced in recent months or years in young men?
But how much helmet to chest contact happens during JUST ONE football game. Guys are taking blow to the chest all the time every game!
Wouldn’t you see this happening more often
I'm not understanding how people don't understand that for this to happen it has to happen at a specific cardic rhythm of the heart, which is why this doesn't happen often even players get hit constantly. Because it has to be when the heart is about to beat again.
@@priscillaguerra3333 Sounds more like a made up fairytale.
its known to be very rare and known in baseball and hockey where there is a small concentrated area versus even a helmet to chest contact. its almost never happened in football and is mostly known in other sports where there is a small ball or hockey puck.
@@priscillaguerra3333 I'm pretty sure players have taken hits like this and worse when their 'heart was about to beat again'...considering the game has been around for over 100 years with millions of hits
I've listened to a dozen stories claiming Damar had a collision. Damar was hit by..... But he did as you say, he tackeled the guy
This is going to be another worry for the NFL and the players safety
Lol, this guy making a diagnosis under an hour from home. What a load of BS!