The playoff game between the Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings, to be played at SoFi Stadium next Monday, is at risk. This is due to the wildfires that have hit the city of Los Angeles, and have damaged the air quality, so the NFL mentioned that they are monitoring the impact this may have on the playoff game.
For the time being, the teams and the NFL are still preparing for the game to take place at the Rams’ home stadium, but, if necessary, the NFL already has a contingency plan, taking the game to Glendale, Arizona, at State Farm Stadium.
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While the game could take place, it should also be considered that due to this catastrophe at least 80 thousand people have been ordered to evacuate and have caused damage to more than 100 structures in the region, so the circumstances are not the best for a game to be played at this time.
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