NFL ‘Closely Monitoring’ L.A. Wildfires As Rams Vs. Vikings Game Approaches

4:05 PM PT — The NFL says they’re continuing to prepare as if Monday night’s playoff game will go down at SoFi in L.A. … however, the league says they’re locked down an alternate site — State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ — in the event they’re forced to move the game because of the wildfires.

The NFL says it’s keeping a close eye on the wildfires that are currently ripping through Los Angeles … as a huge postseason game is slated to be played in the city in just a few days.

The Vikings are scheduled to travel to Inglewood for a “Monday Night Football” matchup with the Rams later this week at SoFi Stadium … but flames are now roaring just a few miles from the venue — potentially putting the game in jeopardy.

For now, the arena and its surroundings are safe — the blazes are all currently north of it — and the game is still going on as planned … but an NFL spokesperson told multiple media outlets Wednesday that certainly could change.

A date swap is unlikely, considering the winner will have to play in the playoffs’ second round next weekend. But a venue change could certainly be in play.

As we reported, multiple fires broke out in the City Of Angels this week — with the most devastating happening throughout Pacific Palisades neighborhoods Tuesday night.