What channel is the LA Rams Preseason Week 1 on today?

While you may not recognize all of the players who suit up and take the football field to face the Dallas Cowboys in the LA Rams first opportunity to take the field and play four quarters of fan attending football at SoFi Stadium. Due to the fact that this is an even year, the Rams will play just one preseason game at home, and must play the remaining two on the road.

Since the NFL has added a 17th regular season game, preseason contests have been earmarked almost exclusively for most rookies and veterans who are not clear starters or significant role players. As such, the contests are opportunities for seldom-seen from players to earn a roster spot on the team. That means not only from in-game production on offense or defense, but also includes playmakers on special teams

Add in the new NFL rules for kickoffs, both kicking and kickoff returns, and you’ve added extra incentive to tune in and check it out.

The team will play three preseason games before paring down the team’s roster by Tuesday, August 27 for the team to get down to an active 53-man roster limit.

The majority of the competition for the roster has already been determined. So what fans will see is the battle for the final 20 or fewer roster spots that remain undecided. Keep in mind that those final roster spots typically focus on versatile players who can contribute in either multiple positions or multiple roles on the team.

final 20 or fewer roster spots that remain undecided. Keep in mind that those final roster spots typically focus on versatile players who can contribute in either multiple positions or multiple roles on the team.

If you want to take note of key areas to track in the Rams’ first preseason game, we have already assembled 12 storylines that fans must follow in Game 1 of the preseason. What we find in this game will lead to other questions and storylines to track in Games 2 and 3.

The coverage for preseason games can be quite frustrating. Unlike regular season games, many of the national media do not dabble in preseason coverage. But you can tune in if you have an NFL+ subscription.

If you are fortunate enough to live in the local area, several Los Angeles stations carry the Rams, You can get top notch coverage on KABC-7 as shown below.