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Rams Vs Broncos: How To Watch On Tv, Stream, Or Listen On Radio

Looking to build some momentum on last week’s solid showing, the Los Angeles Rams take a step up in class for their Sunday Night Football matchup. L.A. goes head-to-head with the Denver Broncos on September 27, Week 3 of the NFL schedule. The Rams travel to Empower Field at Mile High Stadium for a 5:20 kickoff.

Not only battling the Broncos, the Rams are struggling to come to terms with a growing injury front. Sunday night action does not appear in the cards for WR#1 Puka Nacua (hip) and safety Kamren Kinchens (hamstring). Both designated as doubtful for Broncos tilt, while tight end Colby Parkinson (knee) is listed as questionable.

Earlier this week, L.A. placed running back Ronnie Rivers (calf) on the Injured Reserve List. The move led to the signing of safety Maximus Pulley off the Philadelphia Eagles practice squad. Since Pulley was poached in-season, the Rams have to follow NFL protocols for the act. Per league rules, Pulley must signed to the 53-man active roster and remain there for a minimum of three games.

The hole at RB#3 also dictated the Rams elevation of running back Dean Conners from the practice squad for this Sunday’s game. A fan fave in preseason, Conners won’t likely see much action on offense, but could very well help out on special teams. Although primary kickoff returner Jordan Whittington was back to full practice by week’s end, in theory, Conners could also help out in that area.

Here’s how to follow the game!

Location: Empower Field at Mile High Stadium (Denver, Colorado)
Date: Sunday, September 27
Time: 5:20 p.m. PT

Watch on TV

Nationally: NBC

Play-By-Play: Mike Tirico
Color Analyst: Cris Collinsworth
Sideline Reporter: Melissa Stark and Kaylee Hartung

Streaming

In past seasons, a live stream was available on the following platforms if the game is available on TV in the local market. Unsure if this is available in 2026, for preseason or regular.

For the whole season in general, Rams fans can also stream, but are not limited to: NFL+, NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube, Peacock, Paramount+, and many others.