Troy Vincent denies NFL initially gave Bills-Bengals 5-minute
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Pittsburgh native Damar Hamlin in critical condition after collapse on field
ESPN, NFL disconnect regarding Bills-Bengals game after horrifying Damar Hamlin situation concerning - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Bills-Bengals restart was never planned after Damar Hamlin injury, per Troy Vincent
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Rapoport] As for the 5-minute warmup that was discussed during the broadcast, NFL executive Troy Vincent says, I'm not sure where that came from. That's insensitive. Says the only focus was
NFL exec denies reports players were given 5 minutes to warm up and continue playing
Damar Hamlin: NFL is refutes ESPN reporting on Bills, Bengals warmups
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