Recently-retired Rams legend Aaron Donald wore the same hat down on the field before the game.<\/p>\n
A growing force of firefighters continued to battle massive infernos across the city on Monday as more powerful winds moved in and threatened recent progress against wildfires that have destroyed thousands of homes and killed at least 24 people.<\/p>\n
Planes doused homes and hillsides with bright pink fire-proof chemicals, crews prepared to pounce on hotspots across the region and dozens of water trucks rolled in to replenish supplies after hydrants ran dry last week.<\/p>\n
In less than a week, four fires around America\u2019s second-biggest city have scorched more than 62 square miles, roughly three times the size of Manhattan.<\/p>\n
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The decision was taken last week to move Monday night\u2019s final wild card game to Arizona and it promises to be an emotional evening for the LA Rams and their fans.<\/p>\n That meant Kelce\u2019s travel plans changed with ESPN\u2019s crew in place at State Farm Stadium in Arizona to cover the game.<\/p>\n The LAFD cap that Travis\u2019 older brother had on also had the Rams logo on the side.<\/p>\n Fans took to social media to applaud the Super Bowl winner and former Philadelphia Eagles center for wearing it on air.<\/p>\n One wrote: \u2018Love seeing Jason Kelce rock the LAFD hat on Monday Night Countdown tonight.\u2019<\/p>\n Another commented: \u2018Jason Kelce with the LAFD hat on showing support on NFL Live.\u2019<\/p>\n A third added: \u2018Jason Kelce rocking a LAFD hat, appreciate u legend\u2019.<\/p>\n The Rams made their way to the Arizona desert on Friday night and have used their divisional rival\u2019s practice facilities all weekend.<\/p>\n The Cardinals opened their training facility in Tempe for the Rams\u2019 use, and there was a big banner that said \u2018Welcome Los Angeles Rams\u2019 with the logo of both teams on the entrance gate.<\/p>\n Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill even sent two team planes to LA on Friday to help the team\u2019s journey to Arizona. The Rams\u2019 players were allowed to bring their families \u2013 and even some pets \u2013 along for the ride.<\/p>\n Los Angeles still hopes for a sizable homefield advantage for Monday\u2019s game, even if it\u2019s roughly 375 miles and a six-hour drive from SoFi Stadium.<\/p>\n The team\u00b4s season ticket holders bought 25,000 tickets in the first hour of availability Friday and they were lined up before sunrise on Monday to make the bus trip.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/swiftnewsy.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/01\/94057455-14280665-Jason_Kelce_wore_a_Los_Angeles_City_Fire_Department_cap_on_ESPN_-m-25_1736810978569.jpg\")
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