NFL coach uses league's emergency training to save drowning child

Raheem Morris, a defensive coordinator for the Rams, performed CPR and used an AED to save a 3-year-old boy who nearly drowned in a Las Vegas pool.
Morris credited the NFL's recent mandate of emergency response training, which taught him how to properly perform CPR and operate an AED.
The child was released from the hospital within 24 hours of the incident.
Morris cited recent health scares in the NFL, including a cardiac arrest at a January game and the April drowning of a teammate's daughter, as reasons for the increased focus on emergency training.
The NFL has been pushing for more education on emergency response techniques and lifesaving skills.