I don’t know who Batman is, but if I did, I think someone named Robin would say to Batman, “Holy primetime games, Batman. The Los Angeles Rams have a lot of ‘em.”
I should work in Hollywood with dialogue that good, but I don’t make the rules.
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Yes, the L.A. Rams do have a lot of primetimes games ahead of them, and that means many people will be able to lay their eyes on them. If the Rams can handle the pressure, it will be impressive. If the Rams are losing games, it will be the talk of the NFL world as the Rams expected to put on a heck of a run.
It’s Saturday I could go on on and on, I could I swear!
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“Four games have been identified as potential candidates to slide to Saturday: Commanders at Jaguars, Chiefs at Chargers, Broncos at Patriots, Rams at Buccaneers. Eventually, two will be tabbed to move.
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It’s possible, given the inclusion of Rams-Buccaneers in the quartet of options, that their game will be parked at 8:00 p.m. ET on Saturday.
In Week 18, all games are fair game to be picked for the final game of the regular season. If Seahawks-Rams has the NFC West title or the No. 1 seed on the line, it becomes a prime candidate to cap the season.“
“There are several players who got hurt last season and may not be ready for the start of 2026. The Rams are scheduled to face three of them early in the season, which puts their availability for those games against Los Angeles in question.
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George Kittle, Malik Nabers and Bo Nix are all still recovering from injuries suffered last year, and though there’s a chance they’ll be healthy for Week 1, it’s not a certainty.“
“Los Angeles Rams cornerback Trent McDuffie, who was acquired via trade from the Kansas City Chiefs this offseason, joins CBS LA to talk about the team’s schedule and his return to his home town.”
“The Rams are one of seven teams that will play five or more games at a rest disadvantage this season — meaning their opponent will have had more time to prepare and recover before they play. The rest of that group includes the Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Miami Dolphins, with the Los Angeles Chargers leading the league at seven such games.“
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