San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Alfred Collins nearly collapsed after a game-changing strip against the Rams in a 26-23 win. Following the play, he needed an oxygen tank to regain his breath. NFL players commonly use oxygen to accelerate recovery, aid muscle repair, and reduce fatigue during or after games.
00:00San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Alfred Collins almost passed out after making an impact play against the Los Angeles Rams that helped his team get the win 26-23.
00:11Collins, who stripped the ball from Rams running back Karen Williams, causing a decisive change in the game, had to catch his breath and using an oxygen tank.
00:21Players do so to recover more quickly between plays or after games by increasing their body's oxygen levels, which helps with muscle repair and reduces fatigue.
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