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Read the story below or on the Def Pen Hjemmeside<\/a>.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Andrew Whitworth, the left tackle for the Los Angeles Rams, has pledged this week\u2019s game check to support the families of the victims killed in the Thousand Oaks mass-shooting incident that occurred November 7th.<\/p>\n Whitworth spoke to Clarence Dennis, a Staff Writer at\u00a0TheRams.com<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cThe least thing I can do is say, \u2018I can give away the financial reward of playing this game this week, to try to put our arms around \u2014 our love and appreciation for what people are going through and what they are feeling.\u201d<\/p>\n On November 7th a\u00a0gunman<\/a> opened fire inside the Borderline Bar and Grill killing 12 people then himself. The location of the mass-shooting is near the Rams practice facility. Whitworth shared his grief and his desire to help in a tweet on the morning after the tragedy.<\/p>\n Sean McVay speaking to Clarence Dennis, a Staff Writer at TheRams.com<\/p>\n \u201cHe\u2019s one of the most impressive people I\u2019ve ever met in terms of, obviously, he\u2019s an extremely talented football player. But he possesses a natural empathy and a selflessness,\u201d<\/p>\n The Thousand Oaks area of California is also dealing with\u00a0wildfires<\/a> that have destroyed homes and caused the Rams to cancel practice on Friday. The Rams announced on Twitter that Whitworth and the other captains of the team are auctioning off their game-worn jerseys to support victims of both the mass-shooting and the wildfires.<\/p>\n