The Scariest Day In NFL History | Yass & Fats Reacts

[@lorigoetz4078]

Hamlin is now trying to get Congress to pass a law requiring every school to be equipped with defibrillators, not only for the school but at all athletic events/practices. While it hasn’t made it through Congress yet- Ohio just had this signed into law this past week. This would not have happened had it not been for Hamlin

[@jasminecaskey1619]

About half of the states have a law that makes it mandatory for there to be an AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) on school campuses

[@Whitneypyant]

I think a lot of states already have this in their laws

[@devin1442]

Most public places have an AED somewhere close by from what Ive seen around me personally. I live in Minnesota, not sure about laws elsewhere.

[@twite5462]

It’s a miracle he survived, that medical team responded insanely fast

[@MrYabber]

He did not have a heart attack… He had Cardiac Arrest from something called Commotio Cordis. “Commotio cordis is a rare, life-threatening condition that occurs when a hard object hits the chest directly over the heart at a specific moment during a heartbeat, causing an abnormal heart rhythm and sudden cardiac arrest.” More on Commotio Cordis - “Commotio cordis is often caused by a low-velocity blow to the chest, such as from a ball or tackle during sports, or from being hit hard by another player's body part. The blow must occur during a very narrow time window, between 20 and 40 milliseconds, when the heart's electricity is flowing from top to bottom. It also can't be too hard or too soft, as a very intense blow can bruise the heart, while a less-intense blow can still trigger the condition.”

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

Happens in at least one baseball game almost every year at some level.

[@ScottSands-f4o]

No it was the covid vaccine sheep

[@rileydaniel-ig5ee]

​@@HRConsultant_JeffThere was this dude on my Baseball team that was only about 5'5 and 130 lbs. He bought an Evo Shield to protect his chest. He wanted to see how good it works, so he got the biggest dude on the team to punch him in the chest with the evo Shield on. When the the guy punched him, the exact thing you were talking about happened. Thankfully the Kid lived but it messed him up bad. We all thought he was dead after it happened tho. Unfortunately the dude died in a car accident his senior year in highschool a few years later.

[@kentcarmack5879]

Stop it, the vaccination is what happened. Why was he not be able to talk about the cause. After the fact we have learned a lot about covid and the government but bet your ass it's way deeper

[@ichigof6921]

Yeah, it's a very rare phenomenon but holy crap it's terrifying

[@swoesteban5570]

You knew the players were not going to be able to finish this game. Football is a game of mental energy as well as physicality.

[@andrew348]

Why not? When Christian Erikson's heart stopped during the Euro's they continued the game. Same exact scenario.

[@IRunYou]

​@@andrew348 because we actually have love and care for our players

[@ETlikethat]

@@andrew348because those players were not gonna do that nfl just wanted to keep it going for money someone’s life is more important than

[@RonHouck-eb1cn]

I thought it was very distasteful that the NFL wanted them to finish the game. Glad he recovered. Keep up the great reactions

[@TheMaxmurphy1973]

I took my son to this game. It was very scary, but I remember fans of both teams holding hands and praying together in the stands. 🙏

[@kimdavidson6710]

I seen it on the tv watching my bengals, it was horrible seeing on the tv

[@valerieburris607]

I will never forget that Monday night,watching that football game on tv.

[@goatitisful]

You will forget it? Strange thing to say.

[@valerieburris607]

u r right i didn"t have my glasses on at that time.@@goatitisful

[@bbqujeh]

Detroit Lion's player Chuck Hughes had a massive coronary, and died on the football in October of 1971. I saw that game when I was 10 years old, everyone was saying Dick Butkus hit him, he didn't. What happen to Hamlin was bad, but ask Sharon Hughes which was scarier, Chuck never came home. Chuck is still the only NFL player to die on the field.

[@tedrowland8672]

Lions

[@caitydid1306]

I’ve never seen this much emotion in the NFL in my LIFE. It was honestly beautiful how the whole league banded together. It was terrifying, but also a beautiful time in football.

[@yugioht42]

He did not have a heart attack. He got hit in the chest during the upswing of his heart resetting itself for another beat. He was lucky that the medical jumped in instantly. The chest pads must have failed or were faulty either way the league did a massive safety inspection over everything just as a double check. The resetting of heart happens a lot and karate students have died like that from simple demo kicks. All people can do is wear armor and control themselves.

[@ObjectiveThinker]

The video you guys reacted to was good until they said that he had a heart attack, that's NOT what happened. He had CARDIAC ARREST from a condition known as "Commotio Cordis," which is an extremely rare even that can happen if you receive a forceful blow, but timing has to be perfect down to fractions of a millisecond for it to occur. I recommend you guys look up more about his situation online if you want to know more about it.

[@beardown3920]

The actual injury was cardiac arrest. It can actually happen to anyone st any time. Getting hit in the chest at the exact right time when your heart beat is st sn exact place causes it. It is EXTREMELY rare for this situation to occur but apparently all humans can be susceptible to it. Very freak incident. I cant imagine how he felt the first time he was hit following his return to football. Shows the bravery these guys have when they strap on their helmets and pads every day.

[@KBrady-y8p]

Hi from Buffalo, NY. Love watching your reactions.

[@DSWilkes]

He played last year. His recovery is complete...

[@FirstNationpisces]

That’s what makes an American an American is things like this Compassion for their fellow Americans!

[@beardown3920]

That was a crazy day. There is only 1 game every Monday night during the NFL season typically so it usually has the highest number of viewers. The entire country was staring at their TVs wondering what was going on but understanding it was horrific. The length of time it took on the field was never seen before. In a football game. Watching all the players crying and freaking out on the field kind of let everyone know how bad things were. They are VERY used to seeing teammates down with injury and even go in ambulances from the field occasionally but never seen COR administered for 10 minutes. Scariest thing I e ever seen happen in a football game. Glad you guys did this video.

[@meowenstein]

At least he doesn’t have to worry about COVID…

[@jerryfinger8659]

Same as jamie foxx.

[@billallen4793]

You ask Bob Saget about the fauci ouchy and any side effects 🙄! Oh, yeah! ...smfh..lol..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋🤠

[@susanconstable2113]

That was such an emotional time in football. We were all glued to the tv and internet for daily news on how he was doing.

[@Terrell070]

NFL handled this one better than they did Chuck Hughes. The doctors actions, and the Bills' coach taking his team off the field is probably why it was handled better. Hughes died on October 24, 1971 with 1:02 left in the game. Hughes was filling in for Larry Walton due to injury. Hughes had caught a 37 yard pass for a 1st down and was tackled by Bears' defenders Bob Jeter and Gary Lyle. It was Hughes' only catch of the day, and the last of his life. 3 plays later when returning to the huddle after an incomplete pass, he fell to the ground. Doctors could not revive him. The game was played to completion.

[@russellfisher2853]

All NFL TEAMS, have their team doctors, at every game.

[@Erin49694]

i remember watching this game. me and my family were in complete shock. we had no idea the severity of the issue. we just saw the ambulance and knew it was bad. i remember thinking they cannot make the guys finish that game. they were on the field hunched over and crying. i’m glad the nfl made the correct decision and ended that game. truly a scary night and it was amazing to see the entire nfl come together in solidarity after it happened

[@abell509]

Thanks for the reaction guys! My mom is a nurse and told me CPR is not like in the movies and to absolutely continue it until EMS arrives because it can save a life, even after 10 minutes. ❤

[@shannonotoole3526]

most people do not understand how physically taxing CPR is to do!

[@melly1258]

1:12 As a bengals fan I remember this game very vividly my uncle was actually apart of the uc staff and got to go to the superbowl because of it but we ended up playing the bills later in the playoffs and winning

[@robkoenig3355]

This happened where I live. Hamlin heart stopped multiple times on the way to the hospital. Thanks to the great medical care of the Cincinnati first responders and team doctors he was able to retain his life. But it was a scary event for real.

[@dehonore]

Bengals fan here. Was at the game. So surreal. 70, 000 fans silent. I knew they would stop the game, and I wanted them to. People were calling home to friends and family who were watching the game on TV to get information. When they called off the game, I just walked the two miles home. My mind in a haze. He’s alive. Thank God…..

[@TheAustinKendall]

He played the next season (last year's). Guy is still one the best players in the world, as all NFL players are, incredible!

[@OddSwiftGoose]

As a Bill's fan, he is my favorite and I think all NFL fan's too

[@kenbulut-oe8sb]

In 1972, Chuck Hughs had a heart attack and died an hour later. The game went on. This is when men played in the NFL.

[@George-ux6zz]

Dudes heart stopped

[@ImYourFather21]

It’s a show of “you’re my opponent, not my enemy” When it’s all said and done, we just love the game. No one (some players do) wants to actually hurt their opponents

[@spindrift1378]

I'm from Buffalo and this was the scariest and most magical moment in this city.

[@dukebrown9742]

love the vids bro.. y'all gotta check out the "NFLs Best Catches In History"

[@202_Woo]

Tavon Austin Senior year highlights!

[@AW11-e4h]

Just for context, Monday night Football is a prime time game of the week👍

[@willvr4]

The first thing that came to my mind when I heard this, is that he got hit in the chest at the worst time possible during a heartbeat, and it sent him into cardiac arrest. It happened to a goalie on my lacrosse team in high school. Got hit right in the chest and it stopped his heart and needed CPR to come back alive.

[@benmeyer7929]

I was at this game and Stephon Diggs was giving a hype speech and I could hear him that’s how close I am. 40 yard line 4th row on opponents side

[@bradkirchhoff5703]

A few months before this happened my stepdad had a massive heart attack called a widowmaker. Its when the arteries are 100% clogged. He flatlined 4 times. One of them being for 20 mins before they could get him back. He survived and is still here today. So when this happened it was like a bandaid being ripped off.

[@kimdavidson6710]

Even though I’m a die hard Bengals fan, I have compassion just like everybody did that night and long after that night. I was scared when we played them again, I seen all that unfolded that night. When we replayed them we won, but it wasn’t the same.

[@George-ux6zz]

I'll tell you what, when you have a heart attack and die like that, it has to completely change your whole life. Your goals, your family, your everything changes. God bless him.

[@goonerizm]

First athlete victim of the “poke”. Everyone with a brain here knows it. After him they started droppin like flies in sports leagues all over the world, all from heart attacks. I’m so glad he was able to recover as sadly many others didn’t.

[@unklebacon44]

I'm from Buffalo. Was watching my team when thus happened.

[@markmartineau1015]

As much as these players are so aggressive in their performances no one wants to be the one that causes another to loose their life or permanently disabled.

[@danielvoss-hedrick9267]

I remember watching this game live and seeing all the players crying. It was definitely one of the scariest moments I’ve ever seen while watching football.

[@midnightmonster1]

I remember watching that game on tv. It was nice to see both coaches agree to postpone, and the NFL to cancel this game.

[@carlchiles1047]

Most of us were watching when he went down..and we found out pretty quick what happened..the other guy ‘s helmet made contact with Damar’s sternum..directly behind the sternum or breast plate..sits the heart..and the helmet hit stopped the rhythms of the heart..and it stopped..we watched for ten minutes whileCPR was administered..but Damar is playing football again for the Buffalo Bills..Football can be a dangerous game..for,head trauma..as well..

[@thseed7]

Damar's Cardiac Arrest was caused by Commotio Cordis. Taking a hit to the chest at the exact time in a heartbeat disrupts the heart's rhythm and causes it to stop. Crazy, freak accident on a pretty innocuous play. As a Chiefs fan, I was watching this game because it affected playoff seeding, was two of the best teams in the league and a featured night game. All of us didn't care about the game or results anymore and it was only about Damar and the players on the field. I think the NFL pushed for a restart, but the incredible Coaches protected their teams and did the honorable thing by refusing to continue. Even as a rival in the division, we all had nothing but respect for the Bengals and Bills in that moment. I'm really happy Damar came back, I was incredibly happy to donate to his choice of charity and I hope he can continue his playing career for years to come.

[@binxbolling]

It can't be the scariest moment since a player actually died on the field in 1970.

[@7694brando]

He didn't have a heart attack his heart literally stopped from the hit. He was clinically dead technically on the field for all that time.

[@JayR.Feltus]

These guys know their career and life can be over in a split second like Demar. A lot of these guys while "enemies" on the field are friends off the field.

[@jsour90]

Yall need to watch the story of sean taylor he played for Washington

[@mannefazez3286]

It definitely, 100% without a doubt, for surely, completely wasn't the Vxx Shot...100% 👀 👀 👀

[@RIP19851]

It scary how a simple hit can end your career or be 6 feet under.

[@robertmartin5643]

Lived in Cincinnati my entire life. The game didnt matter at that point. Silence. We will always have a bond with the Bills.

[@Jphillips4400]

Have you two looked into the "Miracle on Ice" Hockey, mixed with Olympics, mixed with underdog vibes???

[@mischievousmoonshine]

I remember how it kinda ruined the whole night. Family all ended up just going to bed like what did we just watch

[@laurawurst8731]

I remember telling my husband that he wasn’t getting up and it wasn’t good. Then told him they weren’t playing the rest of the game. You could just tell on the guys faces. I live in Buffalo.

[@calebd7371]

His heart stopped

[@kennethfinnegan2978]

His heart stopped again in the ambulance on the way to the hospital from what I understand

[@Blaugrana392]

Can you react to Messi D'or and Messi The Complete Story and Epic Journey Of Lionel Messi Copa America 2007 - 2024.

[@kimberlyianaro3774]

He didn't hit his head. His heart stopped.

[@Zekespeaks]

Go ahead and call me what you want, but I think it was the "mandatory jab". That is why he won't talk about it.

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

Also being from the UK you guys should react to the angel of death a thing that happens to soccer players (Futbol) it's scary as hell many soccer players just collapsing and dying in the field or like getting possessed then dying

[@kimdavidson6710]

Bengals that’s my team

[@SuePajcic]

He was hit in the chest and his heart stopped.

[@tasha9467]

He got hit in the chest n his heart stopped!

[@jasonwhoever5528]

Good afternoon y'all I hope you're well. I remember that day clearly it was really scary. What a remarkable recovery. A true blessing. If you get a chance you should check out Major League baseball headshots. BRUTAL!

[@scottdarden3091]

Almost every professional athlete has a charity foundation. It is a tax write off. They don't all do it just because they are good guys, even though some do.

[@timothyyoung902]

Bill Mafia are the best fans!!

[@larimejohnson]

And that's why you don't use drugs.....no matter who you are or how fit you may think you are

[@michaelhoward3276]

Super Bowl Shuffle

[@Razor-j]

I'm a Bill's fan

[@kathyyoung9539]

Heart stopped.

[@kimberlyianaro3774]

Cardiac arrhythmia causing arrest.

[@dvwgystyle2705]

Dirtiest nfl player Bill Romanowski next in the queue pls

[@wessleyyys510]

Can you guys make a reaction to nfl knocked out

[@John-fk3rv]

💯

[@thomasdellarosa1960]

They prayed on one knee ,That is called Genuflecting .Freemason Ritual . Look it up . The one player that stoop up in the middle of that Ceremony was named Neal . haha Number 33 . Masonry =33 .

[@kdreuter4831]

Go Bills ❤

[@onewright6354]

Ya crazy what that vaccine can do to a body. But to each your own. Love your channel

[@GraveDigger35]

it wasn't the vaccine dumbass, he suffered Commotio Cordis, where you're hit above the heart as its in between beats

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

You should react to Reggie Lewis collapsing on the basketball court and dying, or Len bias tragic story of The Man who would have been better than Michael Jordan or gave him a run for his money.. and react to the Patriots 28 to 3 super bowl comeback nothing will ever beat that super bowl at least not for a long time

[@brandonmiller5397]

React to patrick mahomes highlights

[@Unique1Media]

WRONG only team in AFV last year BUT NFV 2023 San Fransiico 49ers was also sane. 1st round bye Was San Fransico 49ers n KC Chiefs was in Super Bowl

[@deangoings]

Just because it's a NFL player, people care. If this was about a normal person, no one would care.

[@ChuckHuffmaster]

The clot shot almost cost him his life

[@goatitisful]

Facts

[@ObjectiveThinker]

He didn't have a clot though, the video is wrong lol

[@MrYabber]

What? That’s a stroke. He didn’t have a stroke. The video said he had a heart attack, which he didn’t have a heart attack either..He had sudden Cardiac Arrest from something called Commotio Cordis. “Commotio cordis is a rare, life-threatening condition that occurs when a hard object hits the chest directly over the heart at a specific moment during a heartbeat, causing an abnormal heart rhythm and sudden cardiac arrest.” More on Commotio Cordis - “Commotio cordis is often caused by a low-velocity blow to the chest, such as from a ball or tackle during sports, or from being hit hard by another player's body part. The blow must occur during a very narrow time window, between 20 and 40 milliseconds, when the heart's electricity is flowing from top to bottom. It also can't be too hard or too soft, as a very intense blow can bruise the heart, while a less-intense blow can still trigger the condition.”

[@GraveDigger35]

not the covid vaccine you dumbass

[@jasonraines8282]

Young prime athletes taking Cover...id boosters. Nobody knows what is or what was in that shat. Required by the league. Never had one stick. Pure Walking dead survivor

[@GraveDigger35]

and you know he got the vaccine how? it wasn't even that you idiot

[@lynngatlin4469]

Everyone questions but why does such a healthy young man have a heart attack. Some believe that the mandatory vaccine shots played a part in this. An he wasn't the only one that did this.

[@GraveDigger35]

how stupid are you? he suffered a condition known as Commotio Cordis, where you're hit above the heart as it's in between beats

[@willge005]

Is it possible to have a heart attack, have no oxygen for 19 min and still live? I thought after 3 min you would be brain dead can someone explain

[@DONUT2858]

It wasn't actually a heart attack where blood flow is blocked in the heart. It was cardiac arrest due to the hit to his chest and it caused his heart to simply stop beating

[@alabasterdisaster]

And cpr circulates the blood until the heart can work on its own

[@ghostlee6434]

Dude you really should let the video play and listen to what they're saying. You keep pausing and trying to guess when they're clearly explaining what going on

[@donaldshrader4612]

From covid shot. Plenty of people dropped doing their jobs. I've seen the video of people dropping. I'm not being quiet. Anyone don't like the facts? Move on. I'm not falling for the lies

[@GraveDigger35]

no, no i wasn't, it was Commotio Cordis from the hit that cause the cardiac arrest

[@gregoryfagan2835]

Watch the corey stringer death that happened and rocked my community

[@gregoryfagan2835]

2 people have died, and multiple people have been paralyzed from nfl football. Of you haven't watched the NFL life, you really didn't know how it is

[@timhays2086]

I don't know why they gave so much attention to this. There have been other players who have had worse things happen to them. For example, Mike Utley from the Detroit Lions, had his neck broken and he was forever paralysed from the chest down. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Utley

[@ANTI_FAscist_WW2champs]

he played this last season and somehow didn’t win comeback player of the year…. his heart stopped…….

[@Demensemen]

In modern nfl history back when it was invented a death happened per game or at least a few a season but you don’t ever want to see someone not get up

[@ghostlee6434]

Dude you really should let the video play and listen to what they're saying. You keep pausing and trying to guess when they're clearly explaining what going on