All right, welcome to around the NFL.

Dan Hans is here with Greg Rosenthal and Mark Cecilor remotely.

This is obviously our first time connecting with you guys since the horrible events of Monday

night involving DeMarre Hamlin and just wanted to talk to you and talk with the audience

about it.

And we're going to have the great Cameron Wolf of NFL Network on in just a bit who's

at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center getting the latest from him and his vibes

of what it's like to be this close to a story of this magnitude.

Greg and Mark, I'll start with you, Greg.

This has been obviously one of those stories that you never forget and we've all been tracking

it minute by minute, hoping for positive updates about DeMarre.

How you doing bud?

Yeah, it's something that when we all watched it, I think everyone recognized it.

And I've recognized immediately that never seen anything like this on a football field

that it was a life and death situation in any sort of precedent that you saw of how teams

were handling it.

How the NFL is going to end up handling it and everything is different because DeMarre

Hamlin's young man fighting for his life and we've been waiting to do this podcast.

Partly hoping seeing what the news is going to be and it is encouraging as we've been

doing, we were about to start taping the bill sent out a release that said DeMarre remains

in the ICU in critical condition with signs of improvement noted yesterday and overnight.

And yeah, we'll get into that with Cameron Wolf who has more details in everything but

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