Fake Bills Account Claiming “Damar Hamlin Passed Away” For Scamming Users Disgusts NFL Fans to the Core: “…Should Take Action on This”

If the Damar Hamlin incident wasn’t disturbing enough, an incident after has crossed all the limits. As the athlete remains in a life-or-death situation, some swindlers sought to take advantage of it. A fake Buffalo Bills YouTube page live-streamed a media presser with a vile title, which has disgusted NFL fans.

After suffering a cardiac arrest, Damar Hamlin is receiving support from not just NFL fans but from people around the globe. The franchises have come together as one in such dark times. However, some heartless crooks tried to scam people after emulating the Bills’ media scrum live stream with an altered title to garner attention.

NFL Fans disgusted over scammers

The despicable title read, “Damar Hamlin passed away,” and the stream featured HC Sean McDermott. The live stream had over 13,000 viewers and a QR code on display. But the lack of a verified checkmark and the texts shared by the page in the live chat clarified that it was a crypto scam.

The NFL’s fans are disgusted by how swindlers are taking advantage of such a difficult time to scam the citizens. While some blasted the Bills, the eagle-eyed fans saw the difference and urged the franchise to take action.

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A user said the Bills need to take action on this.

But this user is wondering if the page did this for the views.

However, this user slammed the Bills over the YouTube video’s title.

Another user said the Bills YouTube needs to apologize for what they did.

This user was outraged about what he saw.

Another user called out YouTube for the disgraceful act.

This user slammed the Bills to spread misinformation.

Unlike scammers, NFL fans have a heart of gold. Moreover, they would be happy to know about the update on Damar Hamlin, who is now communicating.

Damar Hamlin shows promising recovery

Damar Hamlin was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center after collapsing in the field. Since then, the athlete has shown promising signs of recovery. According to the New York Times, Hamlin is able to interact with medical staff and his family. The Bills’ safety has improved neurologically, and can express through writing.

While this is a good update, the doctors also said that “He still has significant progress that he needs to make.” To help him keep breathing, Hamlin is still on a ventilator inside the University of Cincinnati Medical Center’s intensive-care unit.

The news landed just in time for the Bills, who have their final regular-season game this Sunday.

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