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For Damar Hamlin, it couldn’t have been easy to return to Paycor Stadium as his Buffalo Bills played the Cincinnati Bengals.

It was the first time he was back since collapsing in the middle of the January game last season due to cardiac arrest. Thank goodness Hamlin recovered fully.

Since then, the safety returned to NFL action, and although he was inactive on Sunday night, he was filmed after the game as he returned near the spot of his collapse, looking solemn as you’d expect given what he must have been thinking about at that moment.

Here are the videos, along with Hamlin’s tweet about that moment:

Tonight was everything for me.. y’all don’t know the half of it. Trust me. https://t.co/eQGkrqtZK0 — 𝐃𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐫 𝐇𝐚𝐦𝐥𝐢𝐧 (@HamlinIsland) November 6, 2023

Damar Hamlin is alone on the field at Paycor Stadium postgame. An emotional scene as Hamlin spends nearly 15 minutes at the logo in Cincinnati. @WLWT | #Bengals pic.twitter.com/FJhma2l8wW — Olivia Ray (@OliviaRayTV) November 6, 2023

After Bills loss to Bengals on SNF – an emotional Damar Hamlin just feet away from where he went into Cardiac Arrest. @WCPO pic.twitter.com/leHR885OOB — Marshall Kramsky (@marshallkramsky) November 6, 2023

Powerful scene here: Damar Hamlin standing alone postgame in Cincinnati. pic.twitter.com/M4DYPXYN8U — Charlie Clifford (@char_cliff) November 6, 2023

One player is left here on the turf at Paycor. It’s Damar Hamlin standing at midfield, right near the spot he collapsed almost one year ago… I imagine just reflecting on what he went through at that moment and being back here. @WDTN pic.twitter.com/Hbg5hFNPK4 — Joey DeBerardino (@JoeyDeBerardino) November 6, 2023

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Bills' damar hamlin took lap alone around bengals' paycor stadium after game, share this article.

As expected, it was an emotional day for Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin who was returned to the home of the Cincinnati Bengals for the first time since 2022.

The last time there, Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest in a freak accident on the turf in Cincinnati.

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Hamlin, 25, was inactive on game day. But after the contest, Hamlin was spotted taking an emotional lap around the turf after everyone left following the 24-18 loss for his team.

Hamlin even went over to the spot where he originally collapsed, a moment which changed his life forever.

Check out Hamlin’s walk around Paycor Stadium via the WROC-TV clip below:

Damar Hamlin took a moment on the field after the game tonight. Went to the spot where he collapsed. Spent a few minutes there. Seemed emotional coming off the field. #Bills pic.twitter.com/yBKTwRzQJu — Thad Brown (@thadbrown7) November 6, 2023

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The Bengals vs. Bills Sunday night matchup drew the second-largest crowd in franchise history to Paycor Stadium.

66,965 fans flocked to the stadium on Sunday night to watch one of the most highly anticipated games this season.

Top 2 crowds in #Bengals history. 66,965 strong in Paycor for SNF. pic.twitter.com/bFyWpCD0mD — Olivia Ray (@OliviaRayTV) November 6, 2023

The record still remains at 67,260 when the Bengals took on the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 29, 2022. Cincinnati went on to take a 27-15 victory over the Dolphins for the team's first home win of the season.

Bengals fans showed up and showed out for a Sunday Night Football matchup against Buffalo and in just week nine of the season, the Bengals have five home games remaining on the schedule.

Fans are truly the backbone of a team's performance at home, and with the support of over 66,000 attendees - Cincinnati surely felt the energy.

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The Cincinnati Bengals are back.

After a slow start to the season, Joe Burrow and the Bengals picked up their fourth straight win on Sunday night in a very strong outing against the Buffalo Bills. The Bengals, who scored on their first two drives of the night, cruised to the 24-18 win at Paycor Stadium .

Burrow went a perfect 6-of-6 on the opening drive of the night before capping it off with a 7-yard touchdown pass to Irv Smith. While the Bills responded with a touchdown of their own right away — Josh Allen ran in a 2-yard score — that was the last time they found the end zone until the final minutes of the game. Joe Mixon gave the Bengals a 14-7 lead with a 2-yard run just before the end of the first quarter, and then Burrow found Drew Sample for a 22-yard touchdown right before halftime.

The Bills hit a field goal right out of the break, but that was it. The Bengals forced a fumble after a Dalton Kincaid catch deep in the red zone to stall the Bills' best shot at the end zone early in the fourth quarter, too, which all but sealed the win.

Allen hit Stefon Diggs for a 21-yard score with just more than three minutes left in the game, and they completed the 2-point conversion to suddenly bring the game back to just six points. But Burrow found Tyler Boyd for a deep play right away, and then quickly ran out the clock to seal the win for Cincinnati.

Allen went 26-of-38 for 258 yards with a touchdown and an interception in the loss for the Bills. He was also their leading rusher with 44 yards on the ground. Diggs had 86 receiving yards on six catches.

Burrow went 31-of-44 for 348 yards with two touchdowns for the Bengals. Mixon added 37 yards on 14 carries, and Tee Higgins had 110 receiving yards on eight catches. The Bengals have now won four straight games and sit at 5-3. While they still have plenty of work to do to establish themselves in the elite tier in the AFC, a win over the Bills on Sunday night certainly helps that quest.

Follow along as Yahoo Sports provides the latest news, highlights and scores as the Bengals take on the Bills on "Sunday Night Football" in Week 9.

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Damar Hamlin was a healthy scratch for the Buffalo Bills ’ game at the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night.

Much emphasis on the word “healthy.”

The last time the Bills visited Paycor Stadium was Jan. 2, when Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest during the game and was resuscitated on the field before being taken by ambulance to a hospital. The horrifying scene unfolded as a national audience watched on “Monday Night Football.”

Hamlin has made a remarkable recovery since then and was cleared to play in April. Sunday was the eighth time in nine games this season that Hamlin was healthy but inactive, but the significance of being able to walk back into that stadium with his teammates Sunday was not lost on Hamlin.

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“We all go through tough times. We all go through adversity,” Hamlin said in a “Today” show interview that took place before the game but aired Monday. “And being able to get knocked down and having a problem in front of the entire world and then come into that same stadium and stand in whatever role that I have and support my team, I think that shows a lot of strength, a lot of courage, a lot of pride, a lot of confidence.”

The former University of Pittsburgh star also announced during his return to Cincinnati that in each of the next three years, his charitable foundation will award $1,000 scholarships to 10 students from underserved communities in the area. Those donations will be made in the names of 10 first responders, nurses and doctors who helped save his life earlier this year.

“This is my third family — I got Pittsburgh, I got Buffalo and I got Cincinnati,” Hamlin said on “Today.”

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Olivia Ray, a reporter for WLWT-TV 5 in Cincinnati, posted a video on X of Hamlin crouched down by himself near midfield after the Bills’ 24-18 loss to the Bengals. Hamlin was seen near the area where he collapsed on the field 10 months ago.

According to Ray’s tweet, Hamlin had been there for nearly 15 minutes. The third-year safety reposted Ray’s post and wrote: “Tonight was everything for me.. y’all don’t know the half of it. Trust me.”

Hamlin also posted a video of that spot on the field onto his Instagram Stories, with the written message: “Head Clear. Blessed & Highly Favored. Thank you.”

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The Cincinnati Bengals will try to extend their winning streak to four when the Buffalo Bills visit Paycor Stadium on Sunday night. The previous time the Bills played in Cincinnati, the game was abruptly halted when Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on the field and was rushed to a hospital. Three weeks later, on Jan. 22, the Bengals beat the Bills 27-10 in a divisional playoff game. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow showed last week he’s recovered from a training camp calf injury. Bills QB Josh Allen has a sore shoulder, but is expected to play Sunday.

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Williams: What if Damar Hamlin had died on the field? Thankfully, we'll never know

The bosses asked me to “set the scene” for Sunday’s big Bengals-Bills showdown in Downtown.

Damar Hamlin’s return. Showering him with love. Celebrating the medical people who saved his life after the young man collapsed on the Paycor Stadium turf in January. Big-time AFC playoff implications. Primetime. Sold out.

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I’ve wrestled with what I’m about to say for, oh, 10 months.

What if Hamlin had died on Jan. 2?

It’s hard to let your mind go there because it didn’t happen – and thank God for that. Thankfully, no answer is necessary. Hamlin is alive and well and will be back at Paycor Stadium, whether as an active player or watching in street clothes from Buffalo’s sideline. Good-hearted Bengals fans, who’ve supported and prayed for Hamlin since his collapse on the field, will cheer and cry when they see him.

That’s the scene. That’s all that matters. Hamlin, 25, is doing great. Time to celebrate that. Who cares about football.

“Man, I’m thankful for life,” Hamlin told the New York Post this week. “Honestly, I’m thankful to wake up, brush my teeth, have a meal. Take 10 deep breaths. I’m thankful for everything. Life is bigger than just ball for me and always will be until the day that I go, but to be able to do what I do at the highest level, I’m an extra level of thankful.”

It’s OK to go through all the emotions Sunday night. Let the tears of joy flow. Let your mind wonder “what-if” Hamlin hadn’t pulled through. It’s OK to be angry at the money-grubbing NFL officials who wanted to resume the game after Hamlin was whisked off the turf in an ambulance.

Let it all out.

Let Sunday also be a moment to pause and check your fandom. If you get too worked up about football, let the outcome of a football game ruin your day or week, let gambling on football take a toll on your relationships and/or spend more time on football than you do with your family and friends, well, this is your day. To those idiots picking fights in stadiums across this season : Hamlin's return to Cincinnati is your get-a-grip moment.

Now is the time to reflect on the day football became about life and death.

Nothing puts football into perspective like a young man – someone’s son, someone’s brother, someone’s grandson, someone’s nephew, someone’s friend – lying motionless, flat on his back in the middle of the coliseum being rendered CPR (which Hamlin has credited for saving his life ).

Sadly, I should say I hope nothing puts football into perspective like a man almost dying on the field.

What happened still seems surreal.

You can get numb to watching players go down with injuries. It happens a lot. You typically assume when the player is down for several minutes, it’s either a neck injury, concussion, broken leg or blown-out knee. All serious injuries, some devasting and life-altering, but typically not life-threatening.

Hamlin’s situation was different, and we quickly knew it. The sold-out stadium almost immediately went silent after he awkwardly fell backward near midfield. A colleague on press row, viewing the dire scene through his binoculars, said: “They’re performing CPR.”

I turned to a colleague and quietly said: "We may have just witnessed a person die playing football.”

Tears filled my eyes. The whole stadium was in tears.

And I was angry, recalling Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa involuntarily convulsing as he laid on the same turf after suffering a head injury just three months earlier.

I remember thinking: This isn’t war. This is a damn football game.

Let us not forget that Sunday night.

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Bills’ Damar Hamlin inactive vs. Bengals in return to Cincinnati after on-field cardiac arrest

ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK - AUGUST 12: Damar Hamlin #3 of the Buffalo Bills looks on during the first quarter of a preseason game against the Indianapolis Colts at Highmark Stadium on August 12, 2023 in Orchard Park, New York. (Photo by Bryan M. Bennett/Getty Images)

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin will be inactive for his team’s “Sunday Night Football” matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paycor Stadium, where Hamlin returns for the first time since he went into cardiac arrest on the field last season.

Hamlin collapsed during a game between the Bills and Bengals on Jan. 2. He appeared in one game this season on Oct. 1 against the Miami Dolphins , after Buffalo ruled out safety Jordan Poyer with a knee injury. Hamlin was a healthy scratch for the Bills’ first three games due to other safeties being ahead of him on the depth chart and because he is not a contributor on special teams.

Hamlin, 25, returned to Cincinnati this summer as his Chasing M’s Foundation launched a CPR tour providing free, hands-on training while advocating for access to automated external defibrillators. Hamlin announced Saturday the foundation will award 10 $1,000 scholarships in each of the next three years to local kids from Cincinnati’s under-served communities in honor of the 10 first responders and other medical professionals who treated him.

Last night I had dinner with my heroes. 10 of the UC Medical Staff that helped save my life. I surprised them with a scholarship named after each of them that will support youth in Cincy to chase their dreams. Wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them!🫶🏾 pic.twitter.com/sEOCDkwYvk — 𝐃𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐫 𝐇𝐚𝐦𝐥𝐢𝐧 (@HamlinIsland) November 5, 2023

“What happened is in the past,” Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow said. “I think everybody remembers it, but you know (we’re) not going to dwell on it. I know he’s not, either.”

Doctors cleared Hamlin to resume football activities in April, and Buffalo’s training staff continued to monitor him closely during training camp. Hamlin didn’t miss a practice all summer.

Damar Hamlin met up with Tee Higgins ahead of Sunday night’s Bengals-Bills game. It’s the first time the two teams are meeting in Cincy since Hamlin collapsed on the field last season. 🎥 @BuffaloBills pic.twitter.com/auYaQfPCEM — The Athletic NFL (@TheAthleticNFL) November 5, 2023

He was listed as the team’s backup safety with Cam Lewis throughout Bills training camp and preseason games, and made the Bills’ 53-man roster at the end of August after going through the non-padded ramp-up period to begin camp. He was a full participant in padded practices and a willing tackler and special teams player in full-contact preseason games.

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Everything you need to know about attending a bengals game at paycor stadium.

Football fans will be in for a treat this year when attending a Cincinnati Bengals game at Paycor Stadium. A newly renovated stadium debuts this season with new food and drink options, new bars and jungle-themed flair, and other visuals throughout.

With the team once again poised for a playoff appearance and Super Bowl run, every game at Paycor this season will be an exciting one. From pre-game tailgating to game-time action and camaraderie with fellow fans, the entire experience is set to be a memorable one for all who enter the Jungle.

Attending a Bengals game should be on every football fan's to-do list this fall or winter.

What’s new at Paycor Stadium

The Bengals already rank in the top five for Season Ticket Member satisfaction and game entertainment, according to an NFL-wide fan survey. And the experience got even better for this year.

A fun new feature this year is the jungle-themed media day set, where Bengals players had promotional photos taken in the offseason. Fans will have a chance to pose for their own photos with the set serving as a backdrop for those Instagrammable moments.

New jungle-themed banners and bengal-stripe visuals bring the atmosphere to life from the moment you arrive. An eye-catching Cincinnati mural by a local artist graces the east side of the stadium.

New Paycor Stadium concessions

The east side also features a new destination bar, and on the west side, the Queen City Tap House has been transformed into the Jungle Bar. Up on the 300 level, The Perch offers grab-and-go drinks on both sides of the stadium.

Speaking of grab-and-go, the stadium now offers several self-service express markets, allowing for quicker drink and snack runs.

For more local flavor, you won’t have to walk far to find Skyline Chili because their coneys will be available at concessions throughout the stadium. Tenders, Love, and Chicken (TLC) will have two additional locations, and a new BBQ joint called Smoke and Sizzle makes its debut.

Are Bengals games family-friendly?

A game at Paycor Stadium can be a fun outing for families. PicksWise.com just rated Paycor Stadium as the most affordable NFL stadium for families attending a game.

Paycor Stadium is steps away from Smale Riverfront Park , which is worth a visit any time of year. If the weather permits, kids will love the Great Adventure Playground near the base of the Roebling Bridge. Adults and kids will both enjoy the giant swinging benches that overlook the Ohio River. For an indoor attraction at the park, check out Carol Ann’s Carousel which features a Bengal tiger character and other Cincy-themed animals on the ride.

Stadium admission and safety for children

It’s a good idea to stop by the Season Ticket Member tent to get your kid a Child Identification Wristband. The tent is located behind section 152 (near entry Gate E). The wristbands aid in finding the child’s seat in the event they get separated.

Children under two years old don’t need a ticket for entry. Keep in mind that you won’t be readmitted to the stadium once you leave.

Parking at Paycor Stadium

Paycor Stadium operates numerous lots in the immediate vicinity. To purchase parking for a single game event, passes are available through Ticketmaster .

Other parking options abound, including the garages at the Duke Energy Convention Center, the Scripps Building, and Fountain Square .

Arrive at the game in style by parking in Newport and hopping on a Queen City Riverboat for a lift to the stadium for $6 per person, round trip. Board the boat at the Beer Sellar/Hooters dock. Riverboat pick up begins two hours before kickoff, departing every 30 minutes.

Also on the Kentucky side, many people find lot or street parking in Covington for very reasonable rates. From Covington , a walk across the Roebling Bridge gets you to the Banks, steps away from the stadium.

Pre and post-game activities in Cincy

Bengals tailgating.

There’s never been a better time to experience Bengals tailgating than this year. Tailgating is allowed at all parking lots surrounding the stadium. The parking lot at the storied Longworth Hall offers arguably the best pre-game tailgating fun. Fans bring everything from Bengals flags and banners to corn hole games, grills, and drinks to kick off the party early and get pumped up for the game.

Get there early to nab a parking spot, or just walk in and make new friends. Lots typically open four hours before game time. Reserve a spot at Paycor Stadium surface parking lots 1, 1U, A, B, D, E, and Hilltop through Ticketmaster.

Bengals sports bars and restaurants

If you’d prefer to stay out of the cold and enjoy some food and drinks indoors, there are plenty of sports bars and restaurants at The Banks and in the surrounding area. The nearest to the stadium is Kitty’s Sports Bar and Cafe, known for its grilled and fried wings and other bar food. Holy Grail Bar and Grill is nearby and is very popular for its larger space, tasty food, and great service.

For more options, check out some of our favorite local sports bars in the area.

Get Bengals tickets while you can

Games will likely sell out by game time, so plan ahead and get your tickets through Ticketmaster. All t ickets are mobile , so you’ll also need to download the Bengals smartphone app to access, transfer, and present your tickets at the gate.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor to town, this is the year to root the Bengals on to (hopefully) their next Super Bowl appearance. With the new Paycor Stadium upping the ante this year, catching a live game will be more fun than ever before. So get your friends together or take the family out to one of the most exciting sporting events Cincy has to offer. Who Dey!

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The Cincinnati Bengals are past the point of proving themselves and measuring the quality of the team against other contenders. When they beat the Buffalo Bills, 24-18, on Sunday Night Football at Paycor Stadium, the Bengals played the type of game that they’ve been winning for three years.

Efficiency, accuracy and aggressiveness from quarterback Joe Burrow? Check. A standout performance by a star wide receiver? Check. A complex defensive game plan executed to near perfection? Check. A clutch turnover in the red zone? Check.

It doesn’t matter anymore that it’s a primetime game against an elite quarterback and a team with Super Bowl aspirations.

In front of a sell-out crowd, the Bengals outclassed the Bills.

“These are the stages (we) want to be on,” Bengals head coach Zac Taylor said. “They don’t shy away from them. That confidence is earned confidence. It’s not anything phony to try to protect themselves. They trust not only themselves, but they trust their teammates to be next to them making those plays that win. The team is ready for the environment.”

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Cincinnati stormed out to an early 14-point lead. When the Bills were on the verge of making a comeback in the fourth quarter, linebacker Germaine Pratt punched the ball out and forced a fumble in the red zone from Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid.

Burrow carved up the Bills’ defense in the first half. In the second half, wide receiver Tee Higgins made physical contested catches and Ja’Marr Chase caught a deep ball on a drive that gave the Bengals a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter. The Bills made it a one-score game, and Burrow responded with a 32-yard throw to Tyler Boyd that put the game away.

Over the last four weeks, the Bengals have looked like a team that can do anything.

“The game plans have been amazing, and our quarterback is playing lights out,” Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. said. “We’re creating turnovers on defense. We’re a hard team to beat when those things are happening. That’s just facts.”

On the first drive of the game on Sunday night, Bengals tight end Irv Smith Jr. levitated over Bills All-Pro Jordan Poyer and reeled in a toe-tapping touchdown in the back corner of the end zone. On the Bengals’ final drive before halftime, blocking tight end Drew Sample juked around two defenders and dove into the end zone.

One week after the Bengals’ offense had one of the most efficient performances in the history of the franchise, the unit showed that it has even more ways to win. Smith and Sample joined in on the party.

As they took a 14-point lead into halftime, eight different receivers caught passes. Tight ends who have hardly given the team any production all year made game-changing plays. Burrow, playing through a cracked fingernail, made some of the most accurate throws of his career and completed 31 of his 44 passes for 348 yards.

“When we jump out on teams, we always feel good about our chances,” Burrow said. “Zac and our coaches come up with a great script early on to really attack.”

None of this is supposed to look easy for the Bengals. When they faced the Bills on Sunday Night Football, the Bengals matched up with another Super Bowl contender and the best quarterback they’ve faced all year in Pro Bowler Josh Allen.

The Bengals’ offense wasn’t close to its sharpest in the first half. False starts, holding penalties and a delay of game wiped a potential 14 points off of the board. The Bengals still took a 21-7 lead into halftime.

Taylor opted to take the ball after the Bengals won the coin toss, and they marched right down the field to take a 7-0 lead. Burrow picked the Bills apart over the middle of the field, and then he threw a perfect ball to Smith for a leaping 7-yard touchdown catch.

One drive later, the Bengals faced 3rd and 10 on the fringe of field goal range. When the Bills sent a blitz, Burrow showed the poise, confidence and accuracy that make him one of the best players in football. He led wide receiver Tyler Boyd on a 15-yard corner route toward the sideline, and Boyd dragged both feet in bounds to keep the drive going.

In these types of situations, most quarterbacks crumble under the pressure. Most quarterbacks try to escape the pocket and fail. Most quarterbacks can’t fit a pass into a 1-yard window where only the wide receiver can catch it.

Burrow isn’t like most quarterbacks.

“(The Bills) do a good job on defense disguising coverages, giving us different looks and bringing pressures,” Burrow said. “You have to be ready to adjust and adapt on the fly. I thought we did that really well today.”

The Bengals’ defense made one of the biggest stars in the NFL uncomfortable all game. In the second quarter, Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt read Allen’s eyes perfectly and made an interception as he backpedaled down the sideline. The Bills’ offensive line has been a strength of the team this season, and the Bengals’ defensive line constantly put Allen under pressure.

On the Bills’ first possession, they scored on an 85-yard touchdown drive. On their other four possessions in the first half, the Bills netted 37 total yards without scoring. The Bills entered the game with the second-best scoring offense in the NFL, and the Bengals’ defense was in control throughout the game.

“You’ve got to live for these moments,” Bengals defensive tackle DJ Reader said. “We want these moments. We enjoy these games. We go out there and do our thing.”

The Bengals’ offense missed a few chances in the third quarter to ice the game. The Bengals opened the second half with two scoreless drives, including a fourth down throw that was 1 yard short of the sticks. But after Pratt’s forced fumble, the Bengals continued their trend of closing out teams as well as anyone in the NFL. A field goal from Evan McPherson put the Bengals up by 14 points with 8:08 left in the game, and Burrow’s deep throw to Boyd in the final four minutes put a stamp on the win.

Last week, the Bengals picked up a statement win over another Super Bowl contender in the San Francisco 49ers. Burrow’s efficiency, the star power on the Bengals’ offense and the clutch playmaking on the Bengals’ defense validated the team’s high expectations for the 2023 season.

Back at home on Sunday, the Bengals took care of business and outplayed another one of their peers.

“Our energy, attitude and finish have been there,” Brown said. “You see it on touchdowns to guys like Drew Sample. You see it on turnovers created with the ways our guys are flying to the ball. You see it on special teams. We have the ability to finish these games.”

Damar Hamlin hugs Bengals’ receivers before Sunday Night Football game

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CINCINNATI (CINCINNATI ENQUIRER) - Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin arrived at Paycor Stadium for the first time since he collapsed and suffered cardiac arrest on the field in a game January 2 against the Cincinnati Bengals that wasn’t completed.

Hamlin embraced Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd during an on-field, pregame meeting with both players ahead of the Bills-Bengals NFL Week 9 showdown on NBC’s Sunday Night Football .

Hamlin was inactive for the game. He’s only been active for one game this season.

Pregame videos via Twitter/X of Hamlin in Cincinnati:

Damar Hamlin returns to Paycor Stadium for the first time since suffered cardiac arrest on the field Surely an emotional night for Damar Hamlin pic.twitter.com/vcl4Xd21Wr — Kelsey Conway (@KelseyLConway) November 5, 2023

Damar Hamlin sharing a hug with #Bengals wide receivers Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd pic.twitter.com/SH0FK3ArIz — Kelsey Conway (@KelseyLConway) November 5, 2023

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The 5th game of the season is also the Cardinals 4th straight vs. a ’22 playoff squad. The Cards are 4-0 all-time at home vs. the Bengals including a 34-31 win in 2015 in Cincy’s only regular season visit to State Farm Stadium. Arizona Cardinals have won 2 in a row, and 4 of the last 5, in the series.

Parking Guidelines

Have your phone out with your parking pass located on your Cardinals Mobile App ready to be scanned upon arrival to the lots. On Cardinals game days, parking in Sportsman’s Park is available to both ticket holders with pre-sold permits and single game parking. Single game parking, payable by credit or debit card only, is located in Black Lot, south of the stadium. Sportsman’s Park carparks open four (4) hours prior to kickoff for both vehicles and guests. For more information on Parking Guidelines specific to Arizona Cardinals games, please click here .

Clear Bag Policy

The NFL Clear Bag Policy will be enforced for all Arizona Cardinals games. State Farm Stadium strongly recommend fans to not bring any bags, however the following will be permitted: One clear bag no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” or a standard one (1) gallon freezer bag. Please review the complete bag policy by clicking here .

Prohibited Items

The following items are not permitted inside State Farm Stadium. There are no provisions to store items not allowed through security and items cannot be held by security staff members.

Aerosol Cans
Animals (except for service animals)
Bags not in accordance with the NFL Clear Bag Policy
Banners or signs larger than 3’ x 2’
Beverages other than one (1) factory-sealed, non-frozen 500mL (16.9 fl. Oz.) plain bottle of water (sport drinks and flavored water not permitted)
Beverage containers – Glass bottles, cans, souvenir cups, and thermos bottles
Cameras with professional photo lenses larger than 8” (Arizona Cardinals Games Only)
Chewing tobacco
Clothing deemed obscene or indecent
Coolers of any kind
E-cigarettes or vaporizer pens
Food (except for children under the age of two)
Footballs and beach balls (inflated or deflated)
GoPro cameras
Illegal drugs
Laptop computers
Laser pointers
Mono/tripods
Noise makers (whistles, horns, bells, etc.)
Poles or sticks of any kind, including “Selfie-Sticks”
Seat cushions except those which are one piece and have no zippers, pockets, or concealable areas.
Skateboards, golf carts, roller blades, or hoverboards.
Souvenir popcorn buckets
Umbrellas larger than 12 inches in length
Unmanned aircraft systems (drones, etc.)
Video cameras
Weapons including, but not limited to, explosives, firearms, & knives
Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security

*Exceptions will be made for all medically necessary items after proper security inspection.

Please refer to the “Family Friendly Section” for additional info on Diaper Bags, Strollers, etc.

Security Screening

In accordance with NFL Best Practices for Stadium Security, below is what you can expect upon arrival to State Farm Stadium:

Gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Guests are encouraged to enter early as security checkpoints are the busiest during the 30 minutes leading up to kickoff.
Magnetometers will be used to screen all fans at the security checkpoints.
Prior to screening fans will be asked to keep all items in their hands or pockets and to proceed through the magnetometer.
All bags and carry-in items should be placed on the table next to the magnetometer for inspection. Please have bags open for security team members and be prepared to remove or open any item, if requested.
Physical pat-downs will be a last resort for any fans who cannot pass through the magnetometer without alarms.
Fans electing not to consent to the metal detector screening, physical pat down, or bag search will be denied entry into State Farm Stadium.
Failure to comply with stadium policies will result in denied admittance.

As we work to provide a safe environment for fans to enjoy the game, we ask that you report any suspicious activity to the nearest security team members or uniformed law enforcement officer.

Digital Ticketing

Cardinals tickets and parking are now 100% digital. Traditional paper tickets, passes, and season ticket membership cards will not be available or distributed.

Mobile ticketing is the easiest and safest way to access tickets to Cardinals games. Your mobile device is your ticket. The easiest way to access or manage your tickets is by downloading or updating the Cardinals mobile app .

For more information on Digital Tickets for Arizona Cardinals games, please see https://www.azcardinals.com/tickets/digital/ .

Tailgating Guidelines

One of the great traditions of Arizona Cardinals fans is enjoying time together with family, friends, and other Cardinals fans before each home game. Tailgating in Sportsman’s Park or Team controlled parking areas where permitted is intended for game day ticket members only. Please only use above ground weights for your tents rather than ground stakes. Tailgating after kickoff or post-game is not permitted. All fans are reminded the Arizona Cardinals Code of Conduct extends throughout Sportsman’s Park and all gameday parking areas.

The Great Lawn

Tailgating on The Great Lawn is intended for game day ticket members only.

Alcohol Consumption : Excessive or underage consumption of alcohol will not be tolerated. Drinking games or any other activity that is linked to competitive or binge drinking are not permitted. Games or activities determined by security staff to be unsafe, or which could cause harm to other fans will not be allowed.
Audio Equipment : Portable public address systems are not permitted, and large portable radios or commercial speaker systems cannot be used at excessive volume levels or play music not suitable for a public setting (i.e., profanity in lyrics) as determined by parking lot or security team members.
Food and Beverages : Fans are limited to preparing/providing food and beverages for their family and friends only. Private catering companies or the sale of food or beverage items to other fans on Sportsman’s Park property or prior to gameday is not permitted.
Generators : Small portable electric generators (6500W or less) are allowed; however, electrical cords cannot be placed across parking area drive aisles, any sidewalk or create a trip hazard for other fans. Cords of any kind cannot be plugged into existing electrical outlets on The Great Lawn.
Grills : Natural gas or propane grills are permitted; however, charcoal / pellet grills and oil fryers are not permitted.
Hours of Activity : Tailgating activities are permitted from the opening of all Cardinals parking areas (4 hours prior to game time) until kickoff only. Tailgating after the game has begun or post-game is not permitted. The Great Lawn closes one (1) hour after the conclusion of the game and all personal items must be removed prior to that time.
Prohibited Items and Activities : Weapons of any kind, fireworks, glass containers, the sale of goods or services, advertising, or the display of commercial signage on tents are prohibited. Signage, posters, flags, or displays that are identified by security personnel and deemed inappropriate, political in nature, or offensive, are also prohibited.
Tailgating Activities : Tailgating activities can be defined as but not limited to food preparation, music, watching TV, and sitting, standing, and/or loitering in a tailgate area, and is prohibited after kickoff.
Tents : Fans are permitted to bring up to a 10’ by 10’ shade tent for use on the grass areas within Sportsman’s Park. Please only use above ground weights for your tents rather than ground stakes.
Unmanned Aircraft Systems : Drones, radio-controlled model aircraft, etc. are prohibited. Possession or operation of such devices will result in immediate ejection from the area and law enforcement intervention.
Waste : The Cardinals encourage all fans to reduce, reuse and recycle and dispose of all waste in appropriate waste and recycling containers located throughout all tailgating areas. Failure to follow any of these guidelines could result in ejection and/or removal of The Great Lawn.
Tailgating Activities : Tailgating activities can be defined as but not limited to, food preparation, music, watching television and sitting, standing and/ or loitering in a tailgate area, and is prohibited after kickoff.
Alcohol Consumption : Excessive or underage consumption of alcohol will not be tolerated. Drinking games or any other activity that is linked to competitive or binge drinking are not permitted. Games or activities determined by security team members to be unsafe, or which could cause harm to other fans will not be allowed.
Audio Equipment : Portable public address systems and DJs are not permitted and large portable radios, commercial speaker systems and sound systems inside vehicles cannot be used at excessive volume levels or play music not suitable for a public setting (i.e., profanity in lyrics) as determined by parking lot or security team members.
Generators : Small portable electric generators (6500W or less) are allowed; however, electrical cords cannot be placed across the parking area drive aisles, any sidewalk or create a trip hazard for other fans. Cords of any kind cannot be plugged into existing electrical outlets of State Farm Stadium or the Sportsman’s Park infrastructure.
Hours of Activity : Tailgating activities are permitted from the opening of all Cardinals parking areas (4 hours prior to game time) until kickoff only. Tailgating after the game has begun or post-game is not permitted.
Parking Spaces : Tailgating in the parking lots must be limited to the area directly in front of or behind the vehicle. Tents and tailgating equipment must not extend beyond the red painted fire lanes, along sidewalks and painted walkways, or other areas deemed by stadium team members as an obstruction. Tailgating in empty stalls is prohibited, even with an unused parking permit. The dimensions of an ADA Parking Stall are 10.9’ x 18’. The dimensions of a Standard Parking Stall are 8.5’ x 18’. Both spaces come with an additional 5’ at the end of the parking spot leading up to the red fire lane line.
Prohibited Items and Activities : Weapons of any kind, unmanned aircraft systems (drones, radio-controlled model aircraft, etc.), fireworks, glass containers, the sales of goods or services, advertising, or the display of commercial signage on tents are prohibited. Signage, posters, flags or displays that are identified by security personnel and deemed inappropriate, political in nature or offensive, are also prohibited.
Tents : Fans are permitted to bring up to a 10’x10’ shade tent for use within Sportsman’s Park. Please only use above ground weights for your tents in both the carparks and grass areas and keep your tent within the red painted fire lane on the asphalt.
Waste : The Cardinals encourage all fans to reduce, reuse and recycle and dispose of all waste in appropriate waste and recycling containers located throughout all tailgating areas.

Failure to follow any of these guidelines could result in ejection and/or removal from the Great Lawn/Tailgating Areas.

Guest Assistance

If you require assistance during game day or wish to report a Code of Conduct violation, stadium staff can be reached at:

Game Day Hotline: 623-433-7156
Game Day Text Message Hotline: Text your concern and location to 623-400-2210

Family Friendly Information

Changing Stations

All men’s, women’s and family restrooms at State Farm Stadium are equipped with baby changing stations.

Entry Process & Ticketing Information for Children

Security Screening – See page 19 of the Arizona Cardinals A-Z Guide for additional information on Security Procedures.
NFL Bag Policy – See pages 8 & 10 of the Arizona Cardinals A-Z Guide for additional information.
Ticketing – Children 24 months of age or younger are permitted entry inside State Farm Stadium without a ticket provided they obtain a “lap pass” prior to entry. Adults can request a lap pass from stadium team members scanning tickets at the entrance gates. The child receiving the lap pass must be present when the pass is issued. There is a limit of one lap pass per adult game ticket.

Family Specific Permitted & Prohibited Items

Bottles, Formula & Food Items – Must be unopened, carried in an approved size clear plastic bag and be accompanied by a child and/or infant under 2 years of age.
Breast Pumps – Nursing Mothers can enter the stadium with breast pumps supplies at any gate. While breast pumps are not subject to the clear bag policy, they will be subject to search at the gates.
Blankets and/or additional clothing – Subject to inspection at the gates.
iPads and tablet devices (no laptop computers)
Soft Pack Coolers for Medical Needs
Medications (i.e., epi pens, insulin, etc.) – Please email as[email protected] or call 602-379-0101 for specifics.
Cloth Baby Carriers – Subject to inspection at the gates.
Diapers, Wipes, Creams
Diaper Bags – for infant’s needs, please email as[email protected] or call 602-379-0101 for specifics.
Large Strollers are prohibited. State Farm Stadium allows smaller, umbrella-style strollers after proper inspection however, baby carriers cannot block aisles, rows, or seats.

Family Sections (Alcohol-Free)

There are three sections at State Farm Stadium in which alcohol is not permitted. Fans who hold tickets in Section 114, 424 & 432 will not be allowed to bring or consume alcohol in these areas.

Family Restrooms

Family restrooms are intended for the use of parents with small children and guests with disabilities, are outfitted with baby-changing tables and are ADA compliant. The family restrooms are located on the Main Level (near Section 102, 114, 124 & 136), Club Level (near Sections 204, 219, 230 & 247) and Terrace Level (near Sections 404, 421, 435 & 454.)

Food Allergies/Medical Food Needs

Gluten free food and beverage options are available at select concession stands, for a more descriptive list see pages 32-33 of the Arizona Cardinals A-Z Guide . If a guest has specific dietary/medical needs and must bring in special food items, they should contact: [email protected] or call 602-379-0101 prior to gameday for additional information.

Guest Services Programming

Arizona Cardinals Kids Club - Become an official Arizona Cardinals Kids Club member and receive your Team Pack, plus opportunities to be on the field for the coin toss as a Kids Club Captain and get exclusive access at training camp opportunities. To sign up go to www.azcardinals.com/kidsclub.
“Safe in the Seat” - Child Locator Wristbands Our young Cardinals fans are encouraged to stop by a Guest Services Booth and pick up a Child Locator Wristband as part of the Cardinals “Safe in the Seat” Program. The child’s ticket location and contact phone number can be written on the wristband in the event a child is separated from their party. Guest Services Booths are located on the Main Level (near Sections 104 & 123) and Terrace Level (Sections 417-448).
Celebration/Birthday Buttons - Celebratory and Birthday buttons are available at all Guest Services Booths.
Designated Driver - Responsible Fan Program (see page 11 of the Arizona Cardinals A-Z Guide for details)
Diapers and Wipes - Changing materials for all ages and sizes are available at all Guest Services Booths.
Sensory Room/Bags - Sensory sensitivities or challenges with sensory regulation are often experienced by individuals with autism, dementia, PTSD and other similar conditions. One of the major barriers for these individuals is sensitivity to over stimulation and noise, which is an enormous part of the environment at State Farm Stadium. A Sensory Room is located on the Main Concourse near the Guest Services Booth at Section 104. This sound-protected space includes sensory active wall displays, sensory toys, low lighting, bean bag chairs and sensory bags. Sensory bags can also be found at all Guest Services Booths throughout the stadium.

Privacy/Nursing Rooms

Privacy/Nursing Rooms are located on the Club Level in the elevator atrium at Section 230.

Guests with Disabilities

Assistive Listening Devices

Assistive Listening Devices (ALD’s) are available at all four Guest Services Booths which are located along on Main Level (near Sections 104 & 123) and Terrace Level (Sections 417 & 448). Fans will be asked to leave a valid driver’s license or other form of identification when the ALD is checked out.

Accessible Parking

All Sportsman’s Park carparks and most off-site gameday parking lots have signed accessible parking spots. Vehicles must have a valid Cardinals mobile parking permit to enter Sportsman’s Park or off-site gameday parking areas. A state-issued ADA hangtag or license plate is required to park in a signed disabled spot. Please contact the Cardinals Ticket Office at 602-379-0102 for more information on accessible parking. Accessible parking is available on a firstcome, first-served basis.

Accessible Cart Service

Courtesy cart service is available for disabled fans from accessible parking areas to the stadium plaza security checkpoints. These carts are for disabled fans and one companion only. The carts will only take fans to the closest entrance as there is no cart service available inside State Farm Stadium. The cart service will be available two hours prior to the game until one hour following the conclusion of the game. Post-game fans should wait at the ADA Shuttle Tents adjacent to where they were dropped off by the Accessible Cart and check-in with the Guest Service team member under the tent to schedule a ride back to their vehicle within Sportsman’s Park. Accessible Carts DO NOT give rides to parking lots outside of Cardinals Parking Lots. Please note that ADA cart service is only available within Sportsman’s Park Carparks, BLU Lot G, and the Black Lot.

Accessible Seating

Accessible seating is located on all levels at State Farm Stadium, including all Lofts and field boxes. All levels can be accessed by the elevators located near the five stadium entrance locations. One power outlet is available at each accessible seating platform for the use of guests with electric wheelchairs and other medical equipment. Emergency Evacuation Guests with disabilities should contact the nearest guest service or security team member for assistance in the event of an emergency evacuation as elevators and escalators will not be available for use.

Open Captioning

State Farm Stadium provides open captioning service for the stadium public address system. Open captioning is displayed under the north and south videoboards throughout Cardinals game day. In addition, closed captioning is available via smart phones which are available free of charge at the Gate 1 Guest Services Booth (across from Section 104).

There are 50 restrooms located throughout State Farm Stadium. All men, women and family restrooms are ADA accessible and equipped with a babychanging table. Please ask any team member for directions to the closest restroom. The family restrooms are located on the Main Level (near Section 114 & 136), Club Level (near Sections 204, 219, 230 & 247) and Terrace Level (near Sections 404, 421, 435 & 454.)

Seat Relocations

To accommodate patrons with limited mobility or in wheelchairs without the specific ticket for such seats, their ticket along with a companion ticket may be exchanged for the proper seating area at the Ticket Office or Guest Services Bopth. These seats are limited in number and are available on a first-come, firstserve basis. ADA seating is available at a first-come, first-served basis.

Service Animals

Guide, signal and documented service animals are allowed inside State Farm Stadium with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted.

Wheelchairs & Mobility Assistance Devices

Wheelchair assistance is available to guests and is scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Requests can be made by asking a stadium team member or by visiting a Guest Services Office located near Sections 104, 123, 417 and 448. The stadium will provide wheelchairs and a staff member to escort guests to their seats, but it is requested that mobility impaired patrons be accompanied by another adult in their party. Upon arrival at the seating location, guests are required to surrender wheelchairs to stadium staff. State Farm Stadium does not have storage for any mobility assistance devices; however, they are allowed through security checkpoints after proper inspection. Mobility Assistance Devices cannot block aisles, rows, or seats.

Wheelchair Assistance

Wheelchair assistance is available to guests upon entry into the stadium and is scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Requests for wheelchair assistance can be made by asking a stadium staff member or by visiting a Guest Services Office located near Sections 104, 123, 417 and 448. The stadium will provide wheelchairs and a staff member to escort guests to their seats, but it is requested that mobility impaired patrons be accompanied by another adult in their party. Upon arrival at the seating location, guests are required to surrender wheelchairs to stadium staff.

Arizona Cardinals A-Z Guide

For additional information and the full Arizona Cardinals A-Z Guide, please click here .

Official Arizona Cardinals team merchandise is available at the Team Shop near section 123 on the Main Level. The Team Shop is open on game days for ticket members and non-game days for all. On game days, there are additional merchandise stands on the Main Level (near Sections 101, 104, 112, 115, 120, 127, 135 & 137), Club Level (near Sections 217 & 232) and Terrace Level (near Sections 408, 423 and 439). For more information, call the Cardinals Team Shop at 623/433-7600 or visit the Official Team Shop website at shop.azcardinals.com

Code of Conduct

The Arizona Cardinals are committed to creating a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable experience for all fans at State Farm Stadium, Sportsman’s Park, and throughout our parking areas. Our staff will promptly intervene to support an environment free from unruly or disruptive behavior including the following:

Failure to comply with stadium policies, including any existing health and safety protocols, or those that may be implemented by the CDC, state/local officials, or NFL during the season.
Behavior that is unruly, disruptive, or illegal in nature.
Intoxication or other signs of alcohol or substance impairment that result in irresponsible behavior.
Interference with the progress of the game (including throwing objects or trespassing onto the field or other restricted areas).
Failing to follow instructions of law enforcement officers and/or all stadium team members.
Verbal or physical harassment of opposing team fans, players, officials, staff, or any guest.
Unreasonably obstructing the view of other patrons. To be courteous to all guests in attendance, we ask fans to stand and cheer when appropriate with the flow of the game.
Foul, abusive, offensive language, or obscene gestures, to include the use of such language or gestures concerning a person’s race, ethnicity, color, gender, religion, creed, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, or national origin; or to instigate, incite or encourage a confrontation or physical assault.
Failure to comply with any of the Parking or Tailgating Guidelines.
Sitting in a location other than one’s ticketed seat or failure to produce their ticket when requested by staff.
Obscene/indecent clothing, displays of affection or other behavior not appropriate in a public setting.
Smoking is permitted in designated smoking areas only- vaping and chewing tobacco are prohibited. The use of marijuana is illegal within State Farm Stadium and Sportsman’s Park per Arizona Revised Statute 36-2851.8a.
Entering the stadium with any item on the State Farm Stadium Prohibited Items List.
Scalping, improper resale of tickets, misuse of tickets/credentials, or illegal merchandise sales.
Unauthorized transmission of accounts or descriptions of the game or event, including play-by-play data.
Season ticket members are responsible for their conduct as well as the conduct of their guests and/or the persons occupying their seats. Guests who choose not to adhere to these provisions will be subject to ejection without refund, loss of ticket privileges for future games, and possible arrest and prosecution for violations.

Scoreboard Messaging

Send someone a personalized scoreboard greeting during an Arizona Cardinals home game. For more information, please visit AZCardinals.com .

Note: Space is limited and can sell out quickly. All requests must be submitted at least 5 days prior to gameday. All proceeds benefit Cardinals Charities.

Retractable Roof Movement

The position of the roof at State Farm Stadium will be determined on game day. Many factors are included in the final decision, however the comfort of all fans in attendance is our main concern. Research has determined that it can feel up to 15 degrees warmer than the air temperature when seated in direct sunlight. Fans can call the Cardinals Roof Hotline at 623-433-7663 on their way to the stadium to find out if the roof will be open or closed. For more information visit www.azcardinals.com/stadium/sun-studies . Sunscreen Packets are available at all Guest Services Booths.

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Bengals Suites are located between the Club Suite Level (200-Level) and the General admission 300-Level Concourse. Bengals Suites are stacked above Club Suites. These suites are available for single-game rentals and have a capacity of 20-40 guests. Private boxes on this suite level feature HDTV's, cushioned stadium-style seating, upscale furnishings, and premium in-suite catering options. Bengals suite rentals come with VIP Parking Passes and Stadium Club access.

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Club Level Suites at Paul Brown Stadium are located directly above the Club Seating Level (200-Level). Club Suites have a capacity of 20-40. These private suites provide a climate-controlled space with retractable glass windows. Each suite features HDTV's, cushioned stadium-style seating, upscale furnishings, and premium in-suite catering options. Bengals suite rentals come with VIP Parking Passes and Stadium Club access.

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Plaza Suites at Paul Brown Stadium are located on the lowest suite level. Plaza Suites have a capacity of 20-40. These private suites provide a climate-controlled space with retractable glass windows. Each suite features HDTV's, cushioned stadium-style seating, upscale furnishings, and premium in-suite catering options. Bengals suite rentals come with VIP Parking Passes and Stadium Club access.

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Backstage with the Fugees: Pras on his hip-hop legacy as he awaits sentencing in conspiracy case

LOS ANGELES — It’s Sunday night, backstage ahead of the second Los Angeles show of Lauryn Hill and the Fugees' anniversary tour. It will be a few hours yet before Hill opens the concert with a solo set of “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,” 25 years after its release. The seats in the arena are slowly starting to fill.

Prakazrel “Pras” Michel, a founding member of the Fugees, is sitting in his dressing room at the Kia Forum, watching the Buffalo Bills play the Cincinnati Bengals. Tonight is a celebration — of his landmark group, of all of the generations who have loved their music — and of his freedom, however much remains.

In April, the rapper accused in multimillion-dollar political conspiracies spanning two presidencies was convicted of 10 counts, including conspiracy and acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government, after a trial in Washington, D.C., federal court that saw testimony from the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio.

“Some of the lyrics, this art, is imitating my life right now,” he reflects on Fugees’ legacy and this tour, taking place 27 years after the release of the Grammy-award winning “The Score,” his rap trio’s second, final, and culture-shaping album. “Especially when I talk about feds and this and that.”

The “Ms. Lauryn Hill & Fugees: Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 25th Anniversary Tour” has dates scheduled through mid-December. Michel, who faces up to 20 years in prison on the top counts, doesn’t have a sentencing date yet. But, he says, he was never concerned about being able to do the tour.

“I trust the process,” Michel explains. He has a new attorney, Peter Zeidenberg, and is optimistic.

Last month, Michel argued in a motion for a new trial that, among other errors, his previous defense attorney used an “experimental” generative AI program to help write closing statements. In the closings, the attorney appeared to confuse key elements of the case and misattributed lyrics — “Every single day, every time I pray, I will be missing you” — to the Fugees instead of Diddy, according to the motion for a new trial.

“Obviously there’s been a little bit of progress, so we’ll see what happens,” Michel says.

Despite that run-in with artificial intelligence, though, he hasn’t soured on the concept: The world needs to recognize the technology is in “its infancy stage,” Michel says, and there’s a long way to go. “It’s the future.”

Outside his dressing room, the narrow hallways of the famed Inglewood venue are full of excited spectators made up of friends, family, fans — including an ecstatic Tiffany Haddish. Wyclef Jean’s room quickly becomes the center of the party, with Drake’s “Started from the Bottom” playing over a loudspeaker as he shows off his performing fit.

Far too often, reunions feel like cheap plays at nostalgia — not so much a celebration of the great work that came a couple decades prior, but an attempt at capitalizing on collective memory. There is no such sentiment here. When Jean, the third member of the Fugees, thinks about the way these performances affect him, it’s a homecoming — and the result of many years of hard work.

“If you ever created a band like in high school the first year of college, that’s what it feels like. So, like the Beatles , for example. It’s almost like you rehearse all your life through high school so you never have to rehearse again,” he says. “And tonight is monumental, because the arena we’re playing here, this is (where) the early Lakers (played). And so that’s how I always explain the Fugees. You know, I said, it’s like Showtime Lakers.”

The Fugees’ message is prescient, too — Michel points out a song like “Mask,” and its resonance with members of a younger generation who have gone through the coronavirus pandemic.

“It’s almost like we prophesized a lot of things,” he says.

So how does a group know when they’ve got some magic? That a reunion tour is truly special? Jean compares it to a mountain — people don’t see the “combustions” that formed it over years — only “the end result, which is beautiful,” he says.

“And that’s sort of like how music is made,” Jean says. “So, when you make music that’s vulnerable, whether it is Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind & Fire , the Fugees, Nas’ ‘Illmatic,’ 50 Cent’s ‘Get Rich or Die Tryin’,’ it’s going to always last forever.”

Close to 10 p.m., Hill emerges. She is awarded a plaque for “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” receiving diamond RIAA status; quotes from bell hooks appear on the screen behind her. In the first of many surprises, Nas appears on stage to perform “If I Ruled the World (Imagine That).”

Hill is joined by Jean and Michel, and it is as if no time had passed. Then Cypress Hill’s B-Real comes out, as does Lil Wayne for “Ready or Not” and “A Milli.”

Afterward, fans pour out into the night. Nearby, rapper Travis Scott’s show is wrapping up at SoFi Stadium. The two audiences weave into one in the street; here are the past, present, and future of hip-hop, intertwined.

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