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Oakland Raiders vs. Los Angeles Rams – Saturday, Aug. 18 at 4 p.m. ET
https://www.therams.com/news/tune-in-rams-vs-raiders-in-preseason-week-2
Tune In: Rams vs. Raiders in Preseason Week 2
The Rams will take on the Raiders this Saturday in Week 2 of the preseason. The Rams and Raiders meet at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for the Rams’ first home game of 2018. The game will be broadcast live on CBS 2 with a kickoff time set for 1:00 p.m. PDT. Check below for all the information you need to watch Saturday’s game.
BROADCAST INFO
TELEVISION: Saturday’s game and all Rams preseason games will be broadcast locally on CBS 2 and Univision’s UniMás 46/KFTR station. The game will also be re-aired by KCAL-TV at 6 p.m. PDT. Play-by-play commentator Andrew Siciliano is joined by hosts of NFL Network’s Good Morning Football, Nate Burleson and Peter Schrager, serving as color commentators. Jill Arrington will be reporting from the sidelines.
In addition to the Los Angeles local broadcast on CBS 2 and UniMás 46/KFTR, Rams preseason football will extend to households throughout California, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah. Below is a comprehensive list of affiliate stations airing Rams preseason football. Please check your local listings in these markets for complete game coverage.
Local TV info (via 506 Sports):
RADIO: Saturday’s contest will be broadcast on ESPNLA 710 AM and ESPN Deportes/KWKW 1330 AM. Both stations will once again bring Rams fans the full season (preseason and regular season) of games. The English broadcast will feature Voice of the Rams J.B. Long on play-by-play, with Maurice Jones-Drew as color analysts, and D’Marco Farr on the sidelines. Plus, tune into 1330 AM for ESPN Deportes' live Spanish broadcast of the game with Troy Santiago and Ricardo Lopez on the call.
SOCIAL MEDIA: Follow the Rams on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat for live updates and behind-the-scenes content before, during, and after the game.
ONLINE: The Los Angeles Rams will offer a free stream of their preseason games on therams.com in Los Angeles, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. In addition, the stream will be available in all markets receiving CBS or UniMás’ broadcast across California, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah. Fans in Los Angeles, any secondary US markets, and the United Kingdom will receive CBS’ feed, while fans in Mexico will receive UniMás’ broadcast. Live streams can be accessed via desktop, mobile web, and the Rams Mobile app.
https://www.therams.com/news/how-much-will-los-angeles-starters-play-vs-oakland-on-saturday
How Much will Los Angeles' Starters Play vs. Oakland on Saturday?
As we all know, Los Angeles elected to rest its starters against Baltimore for the preseason opener. Much of that decision likely stemmed from the work the Rams’ starters were able to get against the Ravens’ starters during their two days of joint practices.
Saturday’s upcoming game against Oakland, however, presents different challenges. More than once, head coach Sean McVay has referred to the game as a unique situation, since the Rams will again take on the Raiders for the regular-season opener on Sept. 10.
“It’s definitely a very different scenario than anything that I’ve dealt with as a coach and a lot of guys on our staff that we’ve talked about,” McVay said Wednesday. “It’s going to be an interesting way just to kind of see how the rest of the week unfolds for how we approach Saturday, but we’ll figure that out a little bit later on in the week and it’s definitely a different scenario for sure.”
Parsing McVay’s words a bit, it seems like the Rams will not play many — if any — starters once again on Saturday afternoon. Last week, right guard Jamon Brown and outside linebacker Samson Ebukam were the only starters who participated. They may or may not suit up to play the Raiders.
Otherwise, McVay indicated that Los Angeles will not do much game planning for the contest.
“It’s going to be a very different approach than what we’d take in the regular season as far as the game plan is concerned, specifically just because we open with this team,” McVay said. "So, I think it’s another really good opportunity for us to evaluate a lot of guys, kind of continuing to have that long-term mindset of figuring out our 53[-man roster] and who those guys will potentially be as far as out active roster on game day. But, it’ll be a great opportunity for us to evaluate guys and we’ll see how that goes.”
Also notable for this preseason matchup, McVay will be coaching against his mentor, in Raiders head coach Jon Gruden. A longtime friend of the McVay family, Gruden hired the Rams’ head coach for his first NFL coaching job as an offensive assistant back in 2008.
“Oh, I’m looking forward to it. I think everybody that knows coach Gruden knows what a great thing it is to have him back in coaching and what he’s meant to me and how influential he’s been,” McVay said. “It’s certainly a special experience just because of what that family and specifically Jon’s meant for me.”
Kickoff is slated for 1 p.m. at the Coliseum on Saturday afternoon. The game will be broadcast on KCBS and ESPN LA locally, and simulcast for a national audience on NFL Network.
Oakland Raiders vs. Los Angeles Rams – Saturday, Aug. 18 at 4 p.m. ET
https://www.therams.com/news/tune-in-rams-vs-raiders-in-preseason-week-2
Tune In: Rams vs. Raiders in Preseason Week 2
The Rams will take on the Raiders this Saturday in Week 2 of the preseason. The Rams and Raiders meet at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for the Rams’ first home game of 2018. The game will be broadcast live on CBS 2 with a kickoff time set for 1:00 p.m. PDT. Check below for all the information you need to watch Saturday’s game.
BROADCAST INFO
TELEVISION: Saturday’s game and all Rams preseason games will be broadcast locally on CBS 2 and Univision’s UniMás 46/KFTR station. The game will also be re-aired by KCAL-TV at 6 p.m. PDT. Play-by-play commentator Andrew Siciliano is joined by hosts of NFL Network’s Good Morning Football, Nate Burleson and Peter Schrager, serving as color commentators. Jill Arrington will be reporting from the sidelines.
In addition to the Los Angeles local broadcast on CBS 2 and UniMás 46/KFTR, Rams preseason football will extend to households throughout California, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah. Below is a comprehensive list of affiliate stations airing Rams preseason football. Please check your local listings in these markets for complete game coverage.
Local TV info (via 506 Sports):
- KCBS (CBS/2 – Los Angeles)
- KSWB (FOX/5 – San Diego)
- KMYU (My/12 – Salt Lake City)
- KBFX (FOX/58 – Bakersfield)
- KMPH (FOX/26 – Fresno)
- KKFX (FOX/24 – Santa Barbara)
- KDFX (FOX/33 – Palm Springs)
- KSNV (NBC/3 – Las Vegas)
- KRXI (FOX/11 – Reno)
- KYUR (CW/13.2 – Anchorage AK)
RADIO: Saturday’s contest will be broadcast on ESPNLA 710 AM and ESPN Deportes/KWKW 1330 AM. Both stations will once again bring Rams fans the full season (preseason and regular season) of games. The English broadcast will feature Voice of the Rams J.B. Long on play-by-play, with Maurice Jones-Drew as color analysts, and D’Marco Farr on the sidelines. Plus, tune into 1330 AM for ESPN Deportes' live Spanish broadcast of the game with Troy Santiago and Ricardo Lopez on the call.
SOCIAL MEDIA: Follow the Rams on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat for live updates and behind-the-scenes content before, during, and after the game.
ONLINE: The Los Angeles Rams will offer a free stream of their preseason games on therams.com in Los Angeles, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. In addition, the stream will be available in all markets receiving CBS or UniMás’ broadcast across California, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah. Fans in Los Angeles, any secondary US markets, and the United Kingdom will receive CBS’ feed, while fans in Mexico will receive UniMás’ broadcast. Live streams can be accessed via desktop, mobile web, and the Rams Mobile app.
https://www.therams.com/news/how-much-will-los-angeles-starters-play-vs-oakland-on-saturday
How Much will Los Angeles' Starters Play vs. Oakland on Saturday?
As we all know, Los Angeles elected to rest its starters against Baltimore for the preseason opener. Much of that decision likely stemmed from the work the Rams’ starters were able to get against the Ravens’ starters during their two days of joint practices.
Saturday’s upcoming game against Oakland, however, presents different challenges. More than once, head coach Sean McVay has referred to the game as a unique situation, since the Rams will again take on the Raiders for the regular-season opener on Sept. 10.
“It’s definitely a very different scenario than anything that I’ve dealt with as a coach and a lot of guys on our staff that we’ve talked about,” McVay said Wednesday. “It’s going to be an interesting way just to kind of see how the rest of the week unfolds for how we approach Saturday, but we’ll figure that out a little bit later on in the week and it’s definitely a different scenario for sure.”
Parsing McVay’s words a bit, it seems like the Rams will not play many — if any — starters once again on Saturday afternoon. Last week, right guard Jamon Brown and outside linebacker Samson Ebukam were the only starters who participated. They may or may not suit up to play the Raiders.
Otherwise, McVay indicated that Los Angeles will not do much game planning for the contest.
“It’s going to be a very different approach than what we’d take in the regular season as far as the game plan is concerned, specifically just because we open with this team,” McVay said. "So, I think it’s another really good opportunity for us to evaluate a lot of guys, kind of continuing to have that long-term mindset of figuring out our 53[-man roster] and who those guys will potentially be as far as out active roster on game day. But, it’ll be a great opportunity for us to evaluate guys and we’ll see how that goes.”
Also notable for this preseason matchup, McVay will be coaching against his mentor, in Raiders head coach Jon Gruden. A longtime friend of the McVay family, Gruden hired the Rams’ head coach for his first NFL coaching job as an offensive assistant back in 2008.
“Oh, I’m looking forward to it. I think everybody that knows coach Gruden knows what a great thing it is to have him back in coaching and what he’s meant to me and how influential he’s been,” McVay said. “It’s certainly a special experience just because of what that family and specifically Jon’s meant for me.”
Kickoff is slated for 1 p.m. at the Coliseum on Saturday afternoon. The game will be broadcast on KCBS and ESPN LA locally, and simulcast for a national audience on NFL Network.
