One of the Philadelphia Eagles' main rivals in the postseason this year has received a helping hand amid the wildfires currently ripping through L.A.
Kelly Stafford, the wife of Matthew Stafford has thanked the Arizona Cardinals organization for the part they are playing in helping the Los Angeles Rams' players and families get out of the danger zone as the fires continue to roar.
Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Cardinals have used their two 777 plans to transport all the Rams players and officials to Arizona as the Rams look to make life as normal as possible for their playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Kelly Stafford saw this and posted on her Instagram story, thanking the Cardinals for what they were doing. Kelly posted, "Thank you, Arizona Cardinals."
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford with wife Kelly Stafford.
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The Cardinals are doing everything they can to help the Rams in their playoff pursuit, as it is clear so many things mean more than football.
The Eagles loom as one team the Rams will have to face if things go right, and the Cardinals are doing their best to give L.A. the best shot at downing the Minnesota Vikings in the Wild Card round.
With the fires around L.A., it might be hard for the Rams to fully focus on the task at hand, but they will have to push all the devastation to the side and, for a few hours at least, only worry about football.
That is easier said than done, mind you, but the Rams' playoff hopes rest on it.
