NFL Eyes Wildfire Impact on Rams-Vikings Game

The NFL is actively monitoring the impact of wildfires on the upcoming NFC Wild-Card game between the Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings, scheduled at SoFi Stadium. With wildfires ravaging areas around Los Angeles, including the Pacific Palisades, and causing severe air quality issues, the NFL has developed a contingency plan to potentially relocate the game to Arizona's State Farm Stadium if necessary. The wildfires have forced evacuations of over 70,000 people and led to the postponement of various events, including a Los Angeles Kings NHL game and several Hollywood events. The wildfires have also impacted practice schedules for the Rams and Chargers, with teams limiting outdoor activities to protect players. Despite these disruptions, the Rams and Vikings game remains scheduled for Monday night, pending further developments. Both the NFL and local sports teams have expressed support and solidarity with those affected by the fires, including first responders working tirelessly to contain the blazes.