Bills’ Damar Hamlin a ‘full go’ at training camp nearly seven months after cardiac arrest

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It’s been nearly seven months since Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest on the field during a "Monday Night Football" game against the Cincinnati Bengals. 

Hamlin was classified as a "full go" on Wednesday by head coach Sean McDermott as the Bills took the field for the first day of training camp practice. 

Damar Hamlin poses for a photo during NFL Honors at the Symphony Hall on Feb. 9, 2023, in Phoenix, Arizona. (Cooper Neill/Getty Images)

"Damar Hamlin is full go here at camp, and we are behind him 100%," McDermott said to reporters, per NFL.com. 

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"We'll go at his cadence."

On Jan. 2, Hamlin collapsed to the turf following a tackle on Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins and was administered CPR before an ambulance rushed him to the hospital. 

He was released from the University of Cincinnati Medical Center nearly one week later before heading to another hospital in Buffalo.

Hamlin told reporters in April that he collapsed to the turf due to commotio cordis, an "extremely rare, serious medical condition that can happen after a sudden, blunt impact to the chest," according to the American Heart Association.  

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The scoreboard depicts a message of support for Damar Hamlin during the game between the New England Patriots and the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium on Jan. 8, 2023, in Orchard Park, New York. (Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images)

"Not to sound cliche, man, but the ‘wow moment’ is every day just being able to wake up and just take deep breaths and live a peaceful life," Hamlin