How to watch, listen to and live stream Rams at Eagles in Week 4
The Los Angeles Rams will play the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Oct. 4, with kickoff set for 10 a.m. Pacific at Lincoln Financial Field. Fox will carry the game nationally in the United States. Kevin Burkhardt will handle television play-by-play while Tom Brady will serve as the color analyst, and Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi will report from the sidelines.
Fans can watch the game on mobile through NFL+, which streams live local and primetime regular-season and postseason games on phones and tablets and offers on-demand NFL programming. The Rams provided additional viewing options and links on the team’s official site for those seeking alternate streams. The club also listed ways to follow live coverage across team platforms.
Local radio coverage will air on ESPN 710 AM with J.B. Long on play-by-play, Maurice Jones-Drew as color analyst and D’Marco Farr on the sideline. SiriusXM will carry the game on Channel 264, and Sports USA will provide national radio coverage with Josh Appel and Brandon Noble. The Rams also named ESPNLA affiliate stations and international outlets that will carry audio coverage in several markets.
The Rams recapped last season’s meeting with the Eagles, a 33-26 loss at Lincoln Financial Field on Sept. 21, 2025. In that game, quarterback Matthew Stafford threw for 196 yards with two touchdowns and one interception while Kyren Williams had 94 rushing yards on 20 carries and 18 receiving yards with a receiving touchdown. Puka Nacua recorded 11 receptions for 112 yards and Davante Adams added 56 yards and a touchdown, according to the team.
The Rams listed season leaders entering Week 4, with Stafford totaling 872 passing yards, six touchdowns and four interceptions. Kyren Williams had 214 rushing yards and 106 receiving yards, and Davante Adams had 18 catches for 358 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Defensively, Nate Landman had 18 total tackles and Quentin Lake had 21 total tackles, one interception, seven passes defended and one forced fumble.
The Eagles’ top contributors included Jalen Hurts with 620 passing yards, 87 rushing yards and six total touchdowns, and Saquon Barkley with 174 rushing yards and six receiving yards. DeVonta Smith had 19 catches for 235 receiving yards and one touchdown while Zack Baun led the linebackers with 25 total tackles and four tackles for loss. Defensive back Cooper DeJean had 18 total tackles, two passes defended and one quarterback hurry.
On injuries, head coach Sean McVay said Terrance Ferguson (ankle) and Jaylen Watson (shoulder) are likely to miss Week 4. The Rams also provided updates on Colby Parkinson’s shoulder and Puka Nacua’s hip but offered no definitive timelines for either player. Those availability questions could affect Los Angeles’ secondary depth and passing-game personnel for the matchup.
The Rams encouraged fans to follow team coverage on social platforms including Instagram (@rams), Facebook (/rams), X (@RamsNFL) and TikTok (@rams). The team also promoted its Rams Pick’Em contest, which offers weekly prizes such as single-game tickets and signed memorabilia and season-long prizes that include resort stays and credits. Fans can enter the contest and find prize details on the team’s official site.
Spanish-language radio coverage will air on La Primera Radio (1330 AM) with Troy Santiago on play-by-play and Ricardo Lopez as color analyst, while international partners include the LiSTNR app in Australia and W Radio in Mexico. ESPNLA named several domestic affiliate stations that will carry coverage in California and Nevada markets. Listeners should consult local listings or the Rams’ site for station frequencies and availability.
NFL Sports Blog Take
The early Pacific kickoff on Fox will change the game tempo for both teams and could favor the Eagles’ fast-paced offense. The Rams will rely on Matthew Stafford, Davante Adams and Kyren Williams to generate production while defensive plays from Nate Landman and Quentin Lake will be critical in slowing Jalen Hurts. Health questions for Terrance Ferguson, Jaylen Watson, Puka Nacua and Colby Parkinson could shape matchups and game-plan adjustments for Los Angeles.