Rams are big winners in Thursday’s schedule reveal
The Rams tied an NFL record for primetime games (7) but face tough stretches at the beginning and end
The 2026 schedule release has finally arrived, and with it comes a clearer picture of the road ahead for the Los Angeles Rams. From primetime matchups and cross-country travel to divisional battles and potential playoff implications, the Rams’ path this season is filled with both opportunity and adversity. Sean McVay’s squad appears poised to contend once again, but the schedule presents several stretches that could test the team’s depth, durability, and consistency.
While there are favorable portions that could help build momentum, there are also difficult challenges that may shape the outcome of the Rams’ season before the postseason race truly begins. "Keep getting ahead of yourself big boy. " 😂 Sean McVay reacts to the Rams schedule release and rematch against the Seahawks on Christmas Day 🐏 pic.
twitter. com/wxYgAhwAos — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) May 15, 2026 Pro: Primetime Games With big expectations come big games. The Rams scored 7 primetime games, facing the 49ers, Giants, Broncos, Bills, Packers, Chiefs, and Seahawks.
LA’s first three games and four of the first five games will be on primetime. Los Angeles will play on the following days for their primetime slate: Monday Night Football (home against the New York Giants & home against the Buffalo Bills), Wednesday (Thanksgiving Eve, home against the Green Bay Packers), Thursday Night Football (home against the Kansas City Chiefs), Friday (Christmas Night at the Seattle Seahawks), and Sunday Night Football (away at the Denver Broncos). The Rams have tied an NFL record with SEVEN primetime games in a season, including four in the first five weeks.