Damar Hamlin opens up about on-field cardiac arrest, 'savior' trainer

says he owes his life to his 'savior,' trainer Denny Kellington, after being revived following his on-field cardiac arrest in Cincinnati on January 2.

In an interview that will air Monday morning on ABC, the Bills safety opened up about his near-death experience, and why he's thankful that Kellington sprang into action after Hamlin's collapse during a Monday Night Football matchup with the Bengals.

'I owe Denny my life, literally,' Hamlin told Good Morning America co-host Michael Strahan. 'He loves to say he was just doing his job, which is true. That night he was literally the savior of my life, administrating CPR on me.

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