The NFL is turning Arizona's State Farm Stadium into a temporary home for the LA Rams, who are playing their wildfire-displaced playoff game there. Rams President Kevin Demoff shared on social media how they're working with the Cardinals and the NFL to create a home-field atmosphere. The team's season ticket holders got priority for tickets, with 35, 000 snapping them up. Buses will transport fans from the usual SoFi Stadium in Inglewood to the makeshift home field in Glendale.

The field will sport the Rams' logo and markings, just like at their regular home games. The team is collaborating with the Cardinals' staff to use their signature video board graphics. Demoff assured fans that they're doing their best to make the stadium feel like a Rams home game, despite some challenges in translating all graphics.

Fans will receive rally towels as they enter the stadium, a nod to the Rams' NFC West championship. Demoff expressed gratitude to the Cardinals and Vikings for their support and understanding during this extraordinary week. The Rams and the league are pulling out all the stops to make Monday night feel like a typical Rams home game, despite the unusual circumstances.

Rams' Playoff Game: A Unique Home Away from Home

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