‘Signs of improvement;’ What we know about Damar Hamlin’s condition days after cardiac arrest

The Buffalo Bills posted on Twitter Wednesday afternoon that Hamlin remains in the ICU in critical condition with “signs of improvement noted yesterday and overnight.”

“He is expected to remain under intensive care as his health care team continues to monitor and treat him,” the post said.

Dorrian Glenn, Hamlin’s uncle, provided an update on his nephew’s condition Tuesday during an interview with ESPN. According to Glenn, the 24-year-old’s heart had to be restarted a second time after he arrived at the hospital. There is also concern surrounding potential lung damage, he said.

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Hamlin remains sedated on a ventilator as he continues to recover. Glenn told NFL Network reporter Cameron Wolfe that his nephew has improved from needing 100% oxygen while on the ventilator to only needing 50%.

“I know he’s still here, I know he’s fighting,” Glenn told ESPN.

The NFL announced Tuesday the game will not be resumed this week. Additionally, the league “has made no decision” about possibly resuming the game at a later date, a league spokesperson said in a statement.

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Hamlin’s family issued a statement, posted to social media by his marketing representative Jordon Rooney. In the statement, the family thanked fans, medical personnel, and coaches for the Bills and Bengals.

“We want to express our sincere gratitude for the love and support shown to Damar during this challenging time. We are deeply moved by the prayers, kind words and donations from fans around the country.”

Additional updates on Hamlin’s condition were not released by the family.

We will continue providing updates at they become available.