Damar Hamlin Evil Conspiracy: ‘Stop That S**t!’ Demands Bills QB Josh Allen

This evil sort of stuff is now commonplace,  but is now victimizing Damar Hamlin - and Bills QB Josh Allen has had enough.

Josh Allen is urging the disgusting conspiracy theorists who have started bizarre rumors about Buffalo Bills teammate Damar Hamlin to “stop this s***.”

“That’s stupid,” Allen said via Kyle Brandt’s Basement podcast. “There’s mainstream media outlets pushing this?”

The lunacy has certainly spread … to the point that responsible mainstream media outlets are pleased to provide a platform to people like Allen, the Bills’ team leader.

As the awful myth goes: The Bills safety collapsed on the field during the team’s January 2 game at Cincinnati in a near-death event … and rather that joyfully celebrating a recovery that allowed him attend last week’s Buffalo playoff game. … the baseless conspiracies being pushed claim that Hamlin actually died and has been replaced by a body double.

This evil sort of stuff is now commonplace, as there is audience and therefore revenue to be gained by tapping into humankind’s worst fears … and info humankind’s most gullible customers.

It’s usually focused on politicians … but is now victimizing Damar Hamlin.

“Absolutely zero chance,” Allen said. “That’s the Damar Hamlin, that’s our guy, that’s our brother. He was with us pre-game, post-game, he was up in the suite with his family, his little brother. 100-percent.”

As a result, the right-thinking Allen has a simple plea.

“People need to stop that s**t,” he said.

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MIKE FISHER

Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL since 1983. He is the author of two best-selling books on the NFL.