Phoenix: The Rams-Vikings playoff game was moved to Arizona due to Southern California wildfires.
The NFL decided to prioritize public safety by changing the game location.
State Farm Stadium, Arizona, will host Monday’s Wild Card game instead of SoFi Stadium.
The move aims to protect players, fans, and staff from the wildfire’s impact.
NFL and Teams Commit to Wildfire Relief
The Rams and Vikings pledged support to those affected by the wildfires.
Both teams have contributed to helping firefighters and victims during the crisis.
The Kroenke Family Foundation has donated $1 million to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.
Rams players will wear custom LAFD gear to support fire relief organizations.
Vikings Match Rams’ Contribution Efforts
The Vikings and Wilf Family Foundations pledged a $1 million donation for wildfire relief.
Proceeds from the Rams’ custom gear sales will benefit the LAFD and the Red Cross.
Both teams praised firefighters for risking their lives to protect communities.
Their contributions reflect a commitment to aiding affected residents and first responders.
Teams Show Solidarity Amid Disaster
Vikings owners expressed sympathy for victims and gratitude to first responders.
“We are heartbroken for residents who’ve suffered from these wildfires,” the Wilf family stated.
The relocation ensures the safety of all involved while supporting ongoing relief efforts.
Fans are encouraged to participate in supporting affected communities and emergency teams.
