“This leads to Damar Hamlin’s collapse during a recent NFL game. No one knows why this happened, so we need to ask and think. If it is attributed to “commotio cordis” as virtually all the corporate media insist, then questions must be considered. Such as why in a football hit that occurs multiple times per game, in hundreds of games per year, in a hundred-year NFL history, has this not happened previously? Could other cardiac anomalies, congenital or acquired, be a factor? Possibly but these conditions are screened for during the extensive preseason evaluation of NFL players.”
That tackle Hamlin made was wholly unremarkable. It was nothing compared to some of the hits and falls I have seen people take on your average episode of Wipeout.
And in a case of commotio cordis one does not simply get up on all fours, pop to their feet, push off another player, and then adjust their facemask before lights out.