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It’s really remarkable that before 2021, there had never been a cardiac issue in sports /s. Except I can think of two that I was watching live on TV. That’s not even trying to do any research. Muamba and Eriksen. Both soccer players connected to the one team I support. Eriksen a former Spurs player and Muamba in a match against Spurs.

Wish it actually did that shit and killed me because this is such a stupid timeline.

Like the 67 year old overweight dude in the Bills org that had a stroke, comments were filled with antivax shit. Twitter sucks ass.

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Oh dude I was thinking the same thing since I seen their shitty propaganda stating deaths of athletes from 1966- 2021 statement....

Right.. seriously it’s out of control.

This timeline sucks sweaty donkey balls.

No, I don't think I will.

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well don't you know people didn't die before the covid vaccine /s

Growing up we had quite a few adolescent athlete deaths at my school due to undiagnosed heart issues. Apparently it’s pretty common.

My thoughts go out to the family. That is a parents worst nightmare.

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That is so extremely rare it’s highly unlikely to be the case here.

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Pronger was in an almost identical situation to damar Hamlin, and pronger played 13 not years after.

Oh Noo.. so sad to hear, after the bad news of Hamlin. I’m so sorry!!

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it's not just Damar Hamlin

it's literally EVERY "unexpected" death. just wander through the cesspool that is twitter anytime someone famous dies.

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Only after scaring the shit out of parents in an attempt at overblowing the safety risks of sport. I’ve been coaching for years and we get a concussion every now and then but this article is written from a perspective of fear.

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