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I agree with you. We can’t say what occurred here but to ignore that so many athletes have died ‘suddenly’ while exerting themselves is ostrich-like. There must be statistical analysis of this; that is a comparison of occurrences before and after Covid hit and vaccination started?

I've watched the video several times. It appears to me that he was the one tackling, rather than being the one tackled and hit. Even CNN has the story as: "Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field Monday night after making a tackle in the first quarter of the Bills game against..."

Link here: https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/02/football/damar-hamlin-buffalo-bills-collapse/index.html

We have to stop ignoring the obvious and start facing the issue and figuring out a way to deal with the heart and blood clot issues that are apparently having a major effect on people who have been vaccinated. It seems that a sudden burst of energy can trigger these episodes which is why athletics and those that are involved in strenuous exercise seem to be affected more than those who live a more sedentary lifestyle. It took decades before physicians took notice of concussion-injury caused problems in footballs players who took repeated hard hits in the head. You would think this issue would seem to at least cause some bit of concern.

It is not just football players, but also swimmers, surfers, runners, basket-ball players etc. I'm getting tired of reading the "dropped dead suddenly" and "died unexpectedly" stories in athletes under the age of 40, and the media saying "nothing to see here, this is normal". This is NOT normal!