L.A. Rams schedule 2025: Dates & times for all 17 games, strength of schedule and predictions

Colin Capece

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There are plenty of reasons for Rams fans to be excited in 2025.

Los Angeles signed quarterback Matthew Stafford to a two-year extension this offseason, then added the best free-agent receiver in Davante Adams. They also have one of the more favorable schedules in the NFL, as the NFC West draws the AFC South this year. On top of that, Los Angeles has a very winnable slate of home games in 2025.

After nearly knocking off the Eagles in the NFC divisional round last year, the Rams have their own Super Bowl aspirations this year.

Here's a complete breakdown of the Ram's 2025 schedule, including dates, start times, and analysis for all 17 games.

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Los Angeles Rams schedule 2025

  • Home opponents: Cardinals, 49ers, Seahawks, Texans, Colts, Saints, Buccaneers, Lions
  • Away opponents: Cardinals, 49ers, Seahawks, Falcons, Panthers, Jaguars, Titans, Ravens, Eagles

Every NFL team's 2025 opponents are predetermined. Los Angeles' full 2025 NFL schedule with dates, times, and TV networks will be updated below when the NFL schedule is announced at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday, May 14.

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WeekDateOpponentKickoff TimeTV Channel
1Sunday, Sept. 7vs. Texans4:25 p.m.CBS
2Sunday, Sept. 14at Titans1 p.m.CBS
3Sunday, Sept. 21at Eagles1 p.m.Fox
4Sunday, Sept. 28vs. Colts4:05 p.m.Fox
5Thursday, Oct. 2vs. 49ers (TNF)8:15 p.m.Prime Video
6Sunday, Oct. 12at Ravens1 p.m.Fox
7Sunday, Oct. 19vs. Jaguars (London)9:30 a.m.NFL Network
8BYE
9Sunday, Nov. 2vs. Saints4:05 p.m.Fox
10Sunday, Nov. 9at 49ers4:25 p.m.Fox
11Sunday, Nov. 16vs. Seahawks4:05 p.m.Fox
12Sunday, Nov. 23vs. Buccaneers (SNF)8:20 p.m.NBC
13Sunday, Nov. 30at Panthers1 p.m.Fox
14Sunday, Dec. 7at Cardfinals4:25 p.m.Fox
15Sunday, Dec. 14vs. Lions4:25 p.m.Fox
16Thursday, Dec. 18at Seahawks (TNF)8:15 p.m.Prime Video
17Monday, Dec. 29at Falcons (MNF)8:15 p.m.ESPN
18TBDvs. CardinalsTBDTBD

Rams strength of schedule

Since an 10-7 season in 2024 concluded, the Rams have known their opponents for the 2025 season. Los Angeles' strength of schedule for this year is purely based on the results of the 2024 season, meaning that while it is a strong indication of how hard a team's schedule will be, it won't be perfect. Some teams will improve or regress from last year.

The Rams have the 17th-most difficult schedule in 2025, based on opponent winning percentage from 2024. They play five teams that made the playoffs last season.

Toughest tests: The Lions and Rams played an incredible game in Week 1 last season, and Detroit will be a challenging opponent again this year. Road games against the defending Super Bowl champions and the Ravens are no easy tasks, either. The Texans and Bucs are two more playoff teams from last year, but the Rams at least get them at home.

Biggest breaks: The Rams also get to play against the AFC South this year, which includes the Titans and Jaguars, two teams that will likely be among the worst in football. A home game against the Saints should also be an easy win for Los Angeles. 

Rams record prediction

  • Over/under win total: 9.5 (per BetMGM)

Bottom line: The Rams have every reason to believe they can be a Super Bowl contender in 2025. Signing Adams in the offseason was huge for Stafford at this stage of his career, and Los Angeles will be in every game because they are still incredibly well-coached by Sean McVay.

The Rams also have a more favorable schedule as compared to 2024. Matchups against Tennessee, Jacksonville, Carolina, and New Orleans should be easy wins. If the Rams can at least split their six games against NFC West opponents, they should be able to pick up an extra win from last season.

Record prediction: 11-6

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Colin Capece

Colin Capece is an editorial intern for The Sporting News. He previously wrote The Dallas Morning News, USA Today and The Arizona Republic. Colin earned his master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University and loves to talk baseball and basketball.