NFL postpones Bengals vs. Bills after Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin suffers cardiac arrest during 'MNF' game

The game is over for the night. The league will try to communicate with the teams to figure out if and when it will be continued.

There is no official word just yet but it is looking like this game is over for the night, whether postponed or canceled. We're all just hoping for the best for Damar Hamlin. That's all that matters.

According to ESPN, the ambulance left the stadium at 9:25 p.m. ET and Hamlin's family came down to be with him.

The latest from the broadcast is that if there is any postponement of the game, the decision will come from Roger Goodell after speaking with both teams.

The gamed is suspended "until further notification."

The referee just announced that the game has been temporarily suspended.

Now both McDermott and Taylor are talking to the refs. Stefon Diggs gave a speech to his team to fire them up but now you can see Bills players in heavy tears on the sideline.

Both teams are remaining on the field and it appears the game will go on.

I just don't know how these guys can be expected to keep playing. Officials have been conferring with both Sean McDermott and Zac Taylor, and we'll see what happens next.

Apparently Hamlin was being given oxygen as he was taken into the ambulance. Bills players huddled in a group near the ambulance as he was taken off the field.

You can see that the Bengals players look just as scared as the Bills. This is terrifying stuff.

Hamlin is now on the stretcher, according to reporters on scene. Apparently that development was met with cheers from the crowd, as it was an improvement from the necessity of CPR.

According to reporters on scene they are administering CPR to Hamlin on the field right now. 

Honestly, I have no idea how the Bills players even go on playing a game after this. It has to be so difficult mentally and emotionally to lock back in.

ESPN came back from commercial, showed Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs nearly in tears and an ambulance on the field, and went right back to break. Really scary stuff here, folks.

Oh man. That is a scary sight. Bills coach Sean McDermott clearly looks shaken, and rightfully so.

The stretcher is coming out for Hamlin, which makes it seem like this could be a pretty serious situation. 

A ton of room underneath for Tee Higgins on that play, and now Damar Hamlin is down on the ground getting attention. He's already filling in for All-Pro Micah Hyde. If he goes out, it'll likely be Jaquan Johnson getting into the mix. 

Josh Allen is getting his ankle re-taped on the sideline after taking a low hit on that pass to Beasley. Let's see how that affects his mobility the rest of the night, if at all.

Cole Beasley settled that route short of the first-down marker and it seemed like Allen was expecting him to be another yard or so up the field. That's probably a missed throw, because Beasley was open and the ball was just too far for him to haul it in. Bills settle for a field goal and it's 7-3.

James Cook getting some early work, splitting the snaps with Devin Singletary. Usually the Bills lean heavily on Singletary in these types of game, but Cook is involved from the jump.

Diggs already has as many catches tonight as he did all of last week. Allen looking his way on the first read quite often early.

Now Buffalo gets Josh Allen involved in the run game on the third snap of the night. The Bills usually save those designed runs for games against elite opponents, and Cincinnati certainly qualifies.

Bills get Stefon Diggs matched up on a linebacker on the first snap of the game and it goes for a big play. Look for Ken Dorsey and Co. to move him around the formation quite a bit to generate advantageous matchups.

And then Burrow beats Tyler Boyd for the second time in just over two minutes, finding Tyler Boyd for a touchdown in the back of the end zone. Gorgeous throw. 

Nice design on that pass over the middle to Hayden Hurst. It looks like a fake trap run with Hurst then sneaking over the middle past Damar Hamlin.

Looks like Buffalo is trying to keep White on Chase's side of the field early, with Dane Jackson following Tee Higgins to the opposite side. But now slot corner Taron Johnson is down on the field, which would be a big loss if he can't return to the game. Buffalo lives in nickel and is already a little banged up in the secondary.

The Bills design their defense to take away big plays, but the Bengals went right after one on the opening snap. Ja'Marr Chase got behind Tre'Davious White, so White had to interfere with him to prevent a long completion.