Buffalo Bills safety player Damar Hamlin’s collapse on the field during the game against the Cincinnati Bengals yesterday has shaken the sports world. Various athletes, including LeBron James and Donovan Mitchell, came forward to send their prayers and wish a speedy recovery for Hamlin. However, many athletes bashed a renowned sports journalist, Skip Bayless for his “insensitive” take on the subject, including LeBron’s former teammate.

Following Skip Bayless’ tweet on Monday night, Kyle Kuzma tweeted, “How come there is no repercussions for any of Skip Bayless’s insensitive things that he has said over the years??”

What did Skip Bayless write?

The FS1 analyst wrote, “No doubt the NFL is considering postponing the rest of this game – but how? This late in the season, a game of this magnitude is crucial to the regular-season outcome … which suddenly seems so irrelevant.”

His message came across as tone-deaf to many people. Former NFL player Jacob Hester recommended him to “have a heart”, with Patrick Peterson and Darelle Revis also slamming the analyst for his tweet. NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins also called Bayless out.

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Kyle Kuzma said that Skip Bayless has had a reputation for speaking “insensitive things” for far too long. Just a few weeks ago, Bayless fired at Shannon Sharpe. He said that Sharpe is jealous of Tom Brady, because Brady was a “better” player. This was just another instance of Bayless being Bayless.

LeBron James sends his prayers to the NFL star

According to Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN, the game was paused as authorities rushed to provide immediate medical care to Damar Hamlin. Eventually, the NFL stated that the game would not resume.

LeBron James stated that he was praying for Hamlin and his family. He added that it was a “terrible” thing to see the safety of a player in jeopardy.

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