Rams players and coaches show support for the Los Angeles Fire Department during playoff game

Los Angeles Rams Players and coaches showed their support for the Los Angeles Fire Department Monday night during their playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings.

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(AP Photo/Rick Scooteri)

The game between the Rams and Vikings was moved from SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on Thursday due to the forest fire avalanche that devastated the city of Los Angeles to State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the home of the Arizona Cardinals.

Some Rams players were forced to evacuate their homes as the game was relocated. The team held practice on Friday and headed to Arizona. On Saturday, the team had practice at the Cardinals’ facility and then on Sunday they settled into their hotels without family.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay talks with running back Kyren Williams (23) before an NFL wild card playoff football game against the Minnesota Vikings, Monday, Jan. 13, 2025, in Glendale , Arizona. (AP Photo/Rick Scooteri)

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Firefighters and other emergency officials worked throughout the week to contain the fires that left more than two dozen dead. Officials warned that the fire threat was not finished with more high winds expected to blow through the area once again.

“When we make that decision, the league comes together. We have preparations or what we call contingency plans that include two stadiums every week, and this was a perfect fit as far as the location for the Los Angeles Rams fans, and me.” I’m proud to say that 45,000 of them made the journey here, which is simply extraordinary. “Everyone came together and Michael Bidwell and the Cardinals are at the top of that list.”