Was Damar Hamlin Much Smaller than the Opponent Player in the Collision that Caused a Traumatic Injury?

Question
Was Buffalo Bills player #3 Damar Hamlin much smaller than the offensive player Cincinnati Bengals player #85 Tee Higgins?

Answer
No.

Damar Hamlin is 6'1" (according to the NFL website).

At 201 pounds he was only 15 pounds lighter than the offensive player Tee Higgins (according to the NFL website) whose shoulder pad hit Dama Hamlin's chest.

From an NFL fan's perspective, the hit appeared to be normal. Some people think that defensive players are in less jeopardy of being hurt, but sometimes that is not true.

To learn more, see this CNN's page here or APnews.com here.

To see the hit itself, see this video:

It was a highly anticipated game with two of the best teams in the league playing on Monday night. They were playing on the homefield of the team with the worse record.

As a learning experience, the NFL ominously said he on their prospect page for Hamlin that he was "missing the mark as an open-field tackler."

The tackle on 1/2/23 seemed to be more of an "open field" tackle.
We hope Damar Hamlin will be OK.

How Can You Read in a Dark Place (Such as in a Gym, Bus or Plane)?

Problem scenario
You are going to be on a bus or plane that may not have good lighting, and you want to read. Or you want to read in a gym that does not have enough light. What should you do?

Possible solution
Buy a Glocusent 16 LED Mini Book Light. It can provide 80 hours of illumination.

Where Can You Learn about Human Anatomy for Weight Training?

Problem scenario
You purchased Starting Strength by Mark Rippetoe to help you lift weights. You want to know about ligaments, joints, bones, and muscle groups. You want to see diagrams or illustrations to understand what is being described for proper form for efficient strength training. What should you do to learn more about anatomy for weight bearing exercise?

Solution
You can purchase these charts:

3 Pack - Muscle + Skeleton + Ligaments of The Joints Anatomy Poster Set - Muscular and Skeletal System Anatomical Charts - Laminated 18" x 27"

How Do You Stop Ants from Coming into Your Home?

Problem Scenario
Sometimes you need a swarm of ants to definitively find where to seal. But sometimes they won't swarm. If you cannot get the ants to swarm (e.g., with bait, sugar, etc.), how do you stop them from coming in?

Possible Solution #1
The cracks for the ants may be so small that they cannot efficiently flow through in rapid succession. You may want to temporarily (or permanently) place tape over cracks where they are potentially coming in (near toe-kicks, crown molding, window frames, door frames etc.). Use feet of the tape and try to keep a good seal on the edges of the tape so the ants cannot come in.

Possible Solution #2
This liquid bait can work much better than regular ant hotels.

(It works better than other liquid/gels on the market too.)