WATCH: LeBron James grabs attention during Los Angeles Rams game against Miami Dolphins

On "Monday Night Football," the Miami Dolphins, who are 2-6, came to Los Angeles to play the 4-4 Los Angeles Rams in primetime. As is customary in the City of Angels, the stars shine. LeBron James is no different. The NBA player took the evening off after guiding the Los Angeles Lakers to victory over the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night and made an impression at SoFi Stadium by attending the Dolphins vs. Rams game.

Throughout his time in Los Angeles, LeBron James has been an outspoken advocate for the Rams and quarterback Matthew Stafford. James was photographed in his suite, and the NFL's social media accounts made sure to share the photo during the Monday night game.

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LeBron James at tonight’s Monday Night Football game between the Miami Dolphins & Los Angeles Rams!

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Everywhere he travels, LeBron James attracts attention—both positive and negative. Fans responded to the NFL's tweet on Monday night, proving that he understands how to garner attention. Some people adore him, while others don't. James is amazing. In addition to the support he enjoys, he is getting close to turning 40 and earned a triple-double in his 23rd NBA season on Sunday against the Raptors.

Los Angeles Lakers are off to a far better start under new coach

Los Angeles Lakers are off to a far better start than in previous years under new head coach J.J. Redick, sitting at 6-4 with their next game on Wednesday night. His longevity and endurance are testaments to the effort he has put in. LeBron's effort on Sunday night was more necessary than normal since Anthony Davis, the Lakers' top scorer, was injured in the eye during the third quarter and was unable to return. James has averaged 23.2 points, 8.9 assists, and 7.7 rebounds in the first 10 games of the season. He is still among the greatest in the game and is always breaking records as one of the NBA's longest-tenured players.