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In an effort to honor those assisting the people of California due to recent wildfires that have claimed at least 80 lives, both the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams plan to wear the hats of first-responders on the sidelines Monday night as they square off on Monday Night Football.
ESPN’s Darren Rovell was the first to tweet a few images of the hats:
JUST IN: Chiefs & Rams will wear first responder hats on sidelines at tonight’s game in Los Angeles. Hats will be auctioned off with funds benefiting families of those affected by wildfires & the American Red Cross Wildfire Relief. pic.twitter.com/jjfSFNg1ct
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) November 19, 2018
As Rovell notes, the hats “will be auctioned off with funds benefitting families of those affected by wildfires.”
Old friend Chiefs reporter of Chiefs dot com tweeted out the Chiefs’ version of the hats:
Here’s a look at two of the hats the #Chiefs coaches and players will wear tonight to honor first responders in the Los Angeles and neighboring communities. #KCvsLAR pic.twitter.com/7zRxrMENiW
— BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) November 19, 2018
A small but classy move by the NFL and the two organizations.