NFL rallies to support Hamlin as his condition improves
By JOHN WAWROW
Associated Press
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University of Pittsburgh head coach Jeff Capel, right, pauses during a timeout salute to former Pitt football player Damar Hamlin, during the first half of Tuesday's basketball game against Virginia.
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Brandon Metzger lights candles before a prayer vigil for Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin outside of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Tuesday.
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A figurine of an angel stands at the display set up for the Bills' Damar Hamlin on Wednesday outside of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
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University of Pittsburgh head coach Jeff Capel, right, pauses during a timeout salute to former Pitt football player Damar Hamlin, during the first half of Tuesday's basketball game against Virginia.
AP FILE PHOTO
Brandon Metzger lights candles before a prayer vigil for Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin outside of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Tuesday.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — As a sedated Damar Hamlin lay before him in a Cincinnati hospital bed surrounded by machinery feeding him oxygen and fluids, Indianapolis Colts safety Rodney Thomas provided a few words of encouragement to his friend.
University of Pittsburgh head coach Jeff Capel, right, pauses during a timeout salute to former Pitt football player Damar Hamlin, during the first half of Tuesday's basketball game against Virginia.
Brandon Metzger lights candles before a prayer vigil for Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin outside of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Tuesday.
University of Pittsburgh head coach Jeff Capel, right, pauses during a timeout salute to former Pitt football player Damar Hamlin, during the first half of Tuesday's basketball game against Virginia.
Brandon Metzger lights candles before a prayer vigil for Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin outside of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Tuesday.
