To watch a Los Angeles Rams game, you generally have three main options: local broadcast TV, live TV streaming services, and the NFL’s own apps and partners.

Quick Scoop

If the Rams game is in your local market, you can usually watch it on major broadcast networks like CBS, FOX, NBC, or ABC, depending on the time slot and matchup. Many Rams games are also available through national partners such as ESPN (Monday Night Football), Amazon Prime Video (Thursday Night Football), and NFL Network. You can stream these channels without traditional cable using services like Fubo or YouTube TV, which carry CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, ESPN, and NFL Network and often offer free trials.

1. Check where today’s Rams game is airing

  • Look up the specific game (opponent and date) on an NFL schedule or sports listing to see which channel is carrying it (for example, FOX for a Sunday afternoon NFC matchup or ESPN for Monday Night Football).
  • If it’s a local Sunday game, expect CBS or FOX; if it’s a big national game, it might be on NBC (Sunday Night), ESPN (Monday Night), or Amazon Prime Video (Thursday Night).

2. Watch free with an antenna (if local)

  • If you live in or near the Rams’ broadcast region and the game is on a broadcast network (CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC), you can often watch for free with an over‑the‑air antenna connected to your TV.
  • This works best if you’re within range of local towers; many guides recommend checking coverage maps to confirm which channels you can receive at your address.

3. Use a live TV streaming service

Several live TV streaming services carry the main NFL channels you need for most Rams games, and many have trials or introductory deals.

Common options include:

  • Fubo: Streams CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, ESPN, and NFL Network in many markets, so you can follow most or all Rams games; it often comes with a free trial and cloud DVR.
  • YouTube TV: Offers CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, ESPN, and usually NFL Network, plus NFL RedZone as an add‑on, letting you watch Rams games and other key action.
  • Other services (like DirecTV’s streaming product, Hulu Live, or similar) can also carry the same core NFL networks, depending on your region and package.

4. Mobile and app options

  • When a Rams game is airing on your local CBS station, you can often stream it on your phone or tablet through the Paramount+ app, which carries NFL on CBS in supported markets.
  • Some national games (for example, those on ESPN or NBC) can be watched through the network’s own apps if you sign in via an eligible TV or streaming subscription.

5. If you’re out of market

  • If you don’t live in the Rams’ home area, standard local broadcasts may instead show another team, so you’ll need a broader streaming solution that carries as many national games as possible (like YouTube TV or Fubo with the full NFL channel set).
  • Fans sometimes combine a main streaming service with additional options like Amazon Prime Video (for Thursday games) and NFL RedZone (for multi‑game Sunday summaries) to keep up with more Rams action when full game broadcasts aren’t available in their region.

TL;DR:
For a typical Rams game, find which channel is airing it (FOX, CBS, NBC, ABC, ESPN, Amazon Prime Video, or NFL Network), then either watch free with an antenna if it’s local or stream it via a live TV service like Fubo or YouTube TV, many of which offer free trials and mobile viewing apps.

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