The Los Angeles Chargers are hitting the road for the 2025 NFL playoffs, but they’re honoring their city as they face off against the Houston Texans.

During warm-ups against the Texans, Chargers players sported “LAFD” shirts and hats, designed to recognize the brave efforts of the Los Angeles Fire Department, which has been battling severe wildfires this past week.

“Puttin’ on for the city,” the Chargers shared via a social media post showcasing their gear.

The post also included a link to the team’s official shop, where fans could buy T-shirts to support the Los Angeles Fire Department.

“Proceeds from these T-shirt sales will benefit the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, aiding local firefighters and those affected by the wildfires in Southern California,” stated the Chargers and Fanatics in the product description.

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh donned an LAFD hat during his Thursday press conference, expressing support for the Los Angeles Fire Department and commending first responders and the community for rallying together in this crisis.

“We send our heartfelt prayers to everyone affected by this tragedy,” Harbaugh told the media. “Moreover, I’ve been profoundly inspired by the first responders, the firefighters, and the community members who have looked out for one another. It’s been incredibly motivating.”

It remains uncertain whether Harbaugh will wear his LAFD hat during the Chargers-Texans playoff game. Nevertheless, many of his coaches and players, including quarterback Justin Herbert, showcased the gear during warmups prior to the Saturday afternoon matchup.

As reported by YSL News’s Jeanine Santucci, over 153,000 residents of Los Angeles County are currently under evacuation orders due to the wildfires, with 57,000 structures in danger. CalFire has stated that more than 38,000 acres have burned, and containment is reported at only 11% as of Saturday.

The Palisades Fire, which ignited on Tuesday, has led to damage over 21,000 acres, marking it as the most destructive fire in Los Angeles history.

Due to the fires, the NFL has moved the “Monday Night Football” playoff game between the Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings to the Arizona Cardinals’ stadium in Glendale.