Tom Brady has been in the NFL for a long time, but he has not only proven to be a great player, but also a very kind human being. Now, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback had an act of pure class towards Damar Hamlin, Buffalo Bills’ safety, after his cardiac arrest.
Week 17’s MNF of the 2022 NFL season had one of the worst moments in history of football. During the game between the Bills and Bengals, Damar Hamlin, Buffalo’s safety, collapsed on the field and suffered a cardiac arrest. He remains in the hospital in critical condition.
The whole football world has shown its love towards the player. Now, Tom Brady had an act of pure class towards the safety, proving he’s not only one of the greatest players of all time, but also an incredible human being.
Tom Brady sends a message to Damar Hamlin and donates to his foundation
January 2, 2023, will be remembered forever as one of the worst days for football. During Week 17’s MNF between Bills and Bengals, Damar Hamlin, Buffalo’s safety, collapsed on the field after a block on Tee Higgings and the game was suspended.
After the safety was taken to the hospital, medical staff revealed he suffered a cardiac arrest. He received CPR on field and he’s still on critical condition at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
The whole world showed its lovetowards Hamlin and his family, including NFL players. Tom Brady sent a tweet supporting the safety and was thankful for those who gave updates on Damar’s health.
“We’re praying for Damar and his family this morning in Tampa. Moments like this put into perspective what it means to play this game we love. Thankful for our communities in Cincinnati and Buffalo for the overwhelming level of care and support I know they’ll continue to provide.”
But it was not the only thing Tom Brady did. Damar Hamlin has a foundation to give toys to children of needed communities in the United States. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback donated $10,000 to support his cause.
Initially, Damar Hamlin’s fundraiser had a goal of $2,500 in 2020. In less than a day, the causenow has 174.2k donors, and over $4.9 million raised.
