The Los Angeles Rams' wild-card playoff game Monday against the Minnesota Vikings assuredly ranks very low on the list of most Angelenos' priorities as they grapple with wildfires surrounding their city.

Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp, Kyren Williams and Kevin Dotson are all healthy scratches and will not play against the Seahawks. They’re all inactive, as is Rob Havenstein, who’s dealing with a shoulder injury.

The Super Bowl-winning QB isn’t taking any chances when it comes to the safety of his family amid the recent string of robberies targeting NFL stars.

Matthew Stafford currently sits with a 10-13 record against his former division rival the Minnesota Vikings. Back when Stafford was in the NFC North, he faced the Vikings at least twice a year, and since joining the Los Angeles Rams he’s played Minnesota exactly twice.

With the playoffs right around the corner and the Los Angeles Rams locked in as the No. 3 or 4 seed in the NFC, Sean McVay is playing it safe. For today's game against the Seattle Seahawks, he's going to rest many of his top starters,

Matthew Stafford is off to his third postseason appearance with the Los Angeles Rams. Only this time, he and L.A. are rolling into the playoffs as winners of five of the last six games. Stafford has a renewed opportunity to add a second Super Bowl ring.

Matthew Stafford might not have his wife Kelly and their four daughters by his side as he gets ready to prepare for the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs. The Los Angeles Rams will host the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night in the opening round of the playoffs.

It's hard to win in the postseason without a premier quarterback. As important as the position is during the regular season