After a long and difficult week, the Los Angeles Rams are finally set to play their wild-card game against the Minnesota Vikings. The field is ready, players are in the building and there’s not much longer to wait until kickoff.

The Rams' matchup with the Minnesota Vikings was moved to State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. due to the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. The team has done its best to make it look like a home game, complete turf with a Rams logo, team-branded signage and a tribute to LA in the form of a banner that says "Together."

The NFL's decision to move the Minnesota Vikings vs LA Rams game to State Farm Stadium in Arizona angered some on social media, who slammed the move.

The Rams posted video of the turf with their logo painted at midfield, and they thanked the Arizona Cardinals for "opening your doors to us."

The league pivoted to its contingency plan after the deadly fires burned tens of thousands of acres around Los Angeles.

Roger Goodell was on hand Monday, as the Los Angeles Rams played host to the Minnesota Vikings in their adopted stadium in Arizona, and the NFL Commissioner told ESPN before the game that State Farm Stadium "was a perfect fit as far as the location.