Los Angeles Rams TV Schedule

See how to watch Myles Garrett and the 2026 Los Angeles Rams with the following preseason, regular season and playoff TV schedule. For the full NFL schedule, see the main page.


2026 Los Angeles Rams TV Schedule

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Week 2 NFL Games
Monday, September 21 1 game
8:15 pm
New YorkGiants
vs
Los AngelesRams
Monday Night Football
Watch on
ABCESPNNFL+ESPN2 (ManningCast)ESPN DeportesESPN Unlimited TSN1/3/4/5 TSN Premium TSN Premium (ManningCast)
Week 3 NFL Games
Sunday, September 27 1 game
8:20 pm
Los AngelesRams
vs
DenverBroncos
Sunday Night Football
Watch on
NBCPeacockNFL+
Week 4 NFL Games
Sunday, October 4 1 game
1:00 pm
Los AngelesRams
vs
Watch on
FOXFOX One
Week 5 NFL Games
Monday, October 12 1 game
8:15 pm
BuffaloBills
vs
Los AngelesRams
Monday Night Football
Watch on
ABCESPNNFL+ESPN Unlimited
Week 6 NFL Games
Sunday, October 18 1 game
4:05 pm
ArizonaCardinals
vs
Los AngelesRams
Watch on
FOXFOX One
Week 7 NFL Games
Sunday, October 25 1 game
4:25 pm
Los AngelesRams
vs
Las VegasRaiders
Watch on
FOXFOX One
Week 8 NFL Games
Sunday, November 1 1 game
4:05 pm
Los AngelesChargers
vs
Los AngelesRams
Watch on
FOXFOX One

Breaking down the Rams schedule

After finishing one win shy of the Super Bowl in a narrow NFC title game loss to the Seahawks, the Rams reloaded in the offseason with the league-shaking acquisition of Myles Garrett. The 2022 Super Bowl champions now appear to have as good a chance as anyone to hoist the Lombardi Trophy in 2027.

In a schedule befitting a title contender, L.A. opens the season with four of its first five games in primetime — Week 1 in Australia against the 49ers on Netflix, Week 2 against the Giants on “Monday Night Football,” Week 3 against the Broncos on “Sunday Night Football” and Week 5 against the Bills on “Monday Night Football.” Even the lone exception is a high-profile matchup, as the Rams face the Eagles in a 1 PM ET game in Week 4. The Rams have three other primetime games, including high-profile holiday windows on “Thanksgiving Eve” against the Packers (Netflix) and Christmas night against the Seahawks (FOX).


How to watch Rams games in 2026

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See the full breakdown of Los Angeles Rams games by network and information on how to watch below. The television schedule for Week 17 and Week 18 will be revealed at a later date.

Team Total CBS ESPN Fox NBC Netflix NFL Network Peacock Prime Video
Los Angeles Rams 15 2 2 7 1 2 0 0 1

Direct-to-Subscriber Platforms

  • NFL+: All Sunday games available in your market and all prime time games, but only on mobile and tablet devices.
  • Paramount+: All CBS games.
  • Peacock: All NBC games, plus an exclusive Week 17 window.
  • ESPN Unlimited: All ESPN and ABC games, including Super Bowl LXI.
  • Disney+: Occasional games
  • Amazon Prime Video: Thursday Night Football
  • Fox One: All Fox games.
  • Netflix: Five games, including Thanksgiving Eve and a Christmas Day doubleheader.

Cable and Streaming Bundles

Local Radio

Rams games are broadcast on ESPN LA, owned by Good Karma Brands, and feature play-by-play announcer Brian Long, analyst Maurice Jones-Drew and sideline reporter D’Marco Farr.

Preseason

Local preseason broadcasts of Rams football will be available on CBS Los Angeles.

Tickets

See the Rams in person at SoFi Stadium, or catch NFL games from any of the 30 stadiums this season, by purchasing tickets through Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.

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