Damar Hamlin’s Former Teammate Harrison Phillips Buys Dinner for His Doctors and Nurses

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Showing support. Damar Hamlin‘s former Buffalo Bills teammate Harrison Phillips revealed that he’s been having dinner delivered to the medical staff treating his friend.“I found a sandwich shop and ordered food — chips, drinks and sandwiches, everything I could find, salads, whatever — for all the doctors, nurses on the ICU ER floor, the members of Damar’s family that were there, the training staff of the Bills,” Phillips, 26, said in a press conference on Wednesday, January 4. “They were able to deliver that for dinner last night.”The defensive end, who now plays for the Minnesota Vikings, added that a “buffet” of Chipotle food will arrive on Wednesday night. “I just wanted to try to do something,” he added.Hamlin, 24, has been in the hospital since Monday, January 2, when he collapsed during the Bills’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The athlete suffered cardiac arrest after tackling Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins during the first quarter.

Hamlin initially stood up, but he collapsed moments later and medical professionals rushed onto the field to treat him. The Bills safety was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where he remains in critical condition as of Wednesday.Hamlin’s family thanked fans for their support on Tuesday, January 3, and asked NFL followers to keep the University of Pittsburgh alum in their prayers.

His uncle Dorrian Glenn, meanwhile, said that his nephew had to be resuscitated on the field.“I know he’s still here, I know he’s fighting,” Glenn told ESPN on Tuesday. “We appreciate all the prayers and support we have been getting from people all over — not just the country, but the world. … It really means a difference for my family to see that, and I know it’ll mean a