“Nobody wanted to keep playing the game.”

Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback, felt it was important for the Buffalo Bills to know how his team felt about Damar Hamlin’s injury in Week 17. Burrow spoke Wednesday about how his team responded to Hamlin’s on-field emergency in Week 17. He also discussed why it was so important to meet with Bills players at that time.

Burrow, along with the other captains of the Bengals, decided to meet up with Bills’ captains after Hamlin had left the game. Burrow stated, “Nobody wanted us to continue playing the game.” The Bengals shared their thoughts with Bills’ captains. They also didn’t want to take to the field.

Burrow said that he believed it was important for the Bengals to show their support for the Bills.

According to D.J., a Bengals lineman, Burrow also sent a powerful message out to his teammates in locker room. Reader.

Hamlin was taken by ambulance to Cincinnati. experiencing cardiac arrest Monday’s game, Hamlin was on the field. Hamlin was given CPR on-the-field. Hamlin was taken into the ICU. He showed signs of “signs of improvement” Tuesday night and overnight into Wednesday, Bills announced. The game was eventually canceled.

The NFL has not yet announced whether the contest will take place. The league is working through multiple scenarios. The AFC could be determined by the outcome of this contest.

Burrow was asked if the Bengals would like to play a make-up game against the Bills. Burrow said that he would listen to the Bills and do what they want.

Burrow and the Bengals will continue to play the Baltimore Ravens as per the schedule in Week 18. It will take place at noon ET. ET on Sunday.

Wednesday was also the day that Zac Taylor, Bengals’ coach, spoke. He offered support to Hamlin’s family and praised Bills coach Sean McDermott. he handled the situation After Hamlin’s departure from the game on Monday.