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Bills safety Damar Hamlin has been released from a hospital in Buffalo after his doctors said they completed a series of tests a little over a week after he went into cardiac arrest and had to be resuscitated during a game at Cincinnati

Before being flown to Buffalo, N.Y., Hamlin had been treated for nearly a week at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center after going into cardiac arrest on the field during Monday Night Football.

A man nearly died playing football and we had a moment of introspection about the sport. Then we flipped the script

The NFL — and its TV partners that include Fox, CBS and ESPN — spent the final Sunday of the regular season celebrating Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s recovery from a near-death experience following a ferocious hit during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals the previous week.

The Bills safety is now impacting the lives of those who saved his life after he went into cardiac arrest during Monday Night Football.

The 24-year-old asked well-wishers to keep him in their prayers

Hamlin said Tuesday he is “not home quite just yet” as he spent his second day in a Buffalo hospital.

The 24-year-old asked well-wishers to keep him in their prayers.

The NFL seemed unimportant last week, and the challenge ahead is sustaining the energy and support for the Bills player. A few thoughts on an unforgettable moment in league history.