As the Buffalo Bills took the field for the first time Sunday since safety Damar Hamlin’s collapse during Monday Night Football, the night was filled with tributes to the NFL star and the medical personnel who helped him.

While Hamlin remains hospitalized, the Bills players said they had him with them in spirit throughout the game.

Ahead of the game, the Bills team account shared a video of special patches with Hamlin’s No. 3 getting stitched onto player uniforms for the game. As players arrived, they wore t-shirts and sweatshirts with Hamlin’s number on them.

After the Bills clinched the victory, several of Hamlin’s teammates had touching tributes to him, tweeted on the Bills’ official team account.

“On to the playoffs — we did it for 3,” Tre’Davious White said, pointing to Hamlin’s number on his jersey and his hat. “We represent for you.”

Coming back into the locker room, players held up the number 3, making clear the win was for Hamlin.

Following the win, Hamlin posted photos of a T-shirt that the sale proceeds will go to first responders and the UC Trauma Center.

The shirts are printed with the message, “Did we win?” — a reference to one of the first questions he scribbled to doctors and family members when he awoke at the hospital.