The Cardinals will also have the stadium fully staffed as if it were a regular home game. And with the game quickly selling out, the Rams should actually expect a playoff atmosphere despite the distance from SoFi Stadium.

The Cardinals continue to provide help to the Rams with an incredibly classy gesture ahead of Monday’s playoff game

The Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings' Wild Card game was relocated to the Arizona Cardinals' State Farm Stadium. The Cardinals' owner explains why.

Ahead of their playoff game against the Cardinals, the Rams’ logos have been painted on the grass field. It’ll be the LA mark at midfield and blue end zones with Los Angeles on one side and Rams on the other. State Farm Stadium is transforming into SoFi Stadium. Photos via @CardsMarkD. https://t.co/pFGPTsjwgp pic.twitter.com/77BmDIBGWG

The Rams and Vikings are set to play their Monday Night Football matchup to determine who moves on to the divisional round of the playoffs. While this will technically be a home game for the Rams, who won the NFC West and secured the No. 4 seed in the conference, this game won’t be played at SoFi Stadium.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport details what the Arizona Cardinals organization has done to help put on Monday's playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams.

The Arizona Cardinals did not make the playoffs this season, but come of their former players did. The NFL playoffs continue Monday with the final game of the wild card round. The Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams play one another.

The Arizona Cardinals are providing team airplanes and the practice facility for use by the LA Rams prior to Monday's NFL playoff game vs. Minnesota.

Amid the tragic Los Angeles wildfires, the Cardinals are going to transport the Rams to Arizona for playoff game vs. Vikings