Rams at Eagles in NFL Week 4: Kickoff Time, TV Channel and Streaming
The short version
- Rams at Eagles, Sunday, Oct. 4, 1 p.m. EDT at Lincoln Financial Field, televised on FOX
- Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady on the call; Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi on the sideline; streams via NFL+ and Fubo
- Puka Nacua (groin) expected to play for the first time this season; Myles Garrett still out
- BetMGM as of Sept. 30: Rams favored by 3, over/under 43, moneyline Eagles +135 / Rams -160
- Eagles are 2-1 after a 27-7 loss to Chicago; Rams have lost to San Francisco and Denver
Philadelphia hosts Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 4 at 1 p.m. EDT at Lincoln Financial Field, with FOX carrying the broadcast and NFL+ and Fubo offering streams.
The Los Angeles Rams visit the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Oct. 4, in an NFL Week 4 matchup at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m., and FOX will carry the broadcast.
Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady will handle the call from the booth, with Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi reporting from the sideline. The game can also be streamed through NFL+ and Fubo.
Philadelphia opened the season with a 24-22 win over the Washington Commanders and a 24-20 win over the Tennessee Titans, though the performances dipped as September went on. The low point came in Week 3, when a Chicago Bears team dealing with injuries won 27-7. The Eagles head into Sunday at 2-1.
Los Angeles was considered a top contender for the Super Bowl before the season began, but the opening three weeks included defeats against San Francisco and Denver. Sunday gives the Rams a chance to reset against an Eagles team coming off its first loss.
The Rams are expected to have wide receiver Puka Nacua available for the first time this season as he returns from a groin injury. Defensive end Myles Garrett will remain out for Los Angeles.
BetMGM's odds as of Sept. 30 list the Rams as 3-point favorites, with the over/under at 43 points and the moneyline at Eagles +135 and Rams -160. Martin Frank predicts a 34-23 Los Angeles win. His forecast points to Nacua teaming with Davante Adams as a coverage problem for defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's group, which saw Chicago's Kalif Raymond find open space over the middle on Sept. 28, and he notes that Stafford brings roughly 50,000 more career passing yards than Keenum, the quarterback Philadelphia just faced.
Philadelphia's schedule after Sunday includes an international stop: the Eagles face the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Oct. 11 at 9:30 a.m. on NFL Network. Home dates with Carolina (Oct. 18, CBS) and Dallas (Monday, Oct. 26, ESPN) follow, along with a Nov. 1 Sunday night game at Washington on NBC and a Nov. 8 home game against the Giants on FOX. A Week 10 bye then breaks up the season.
The stretch run opens with Pittsburgh visiting on Nov. 22 and includes a short-week trip to Dallas on Thursday, Nov. 26 at 4:30 p.m. on FOX. Road games at Arizona (Dec. 6) and San Francisco (Jan. 3, Sunday night on NBC) are also on the slate, along with home contests against Indianapolis, Seattle and Houston. The regular season ends with a game at the Giants on Jan. 9 or 10, with kickoff and television details still to be determined.
Global Sportscast's listings show the Rams at the Eagles on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 1 p.m. EDT from Lincoln Financial Field, with the game airing on FOX.
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