A look at everything to know about the Los Angeles Rams taking on the New York Giants on Monday Night Football.
The Los Angeles Rams will engage in their second straight primetime game, as they will face off against the New York Giants.
After a Week 1 loss that saw the Rams stumble completely against the San Francisco 49ers, they will now look to bounce back against the Giants.
Here is everything to know about the game.
How to Watch
The Rams will host the Giants at SoFi Stadium, which will be the home opener for Los Angeles.
ABC and ESPN will air the game nationally.
Those with accounts no YouTube TV, Fubo TV, and more can watch the game live.
Radio
Local Radio coverage: ESPN LA 710 AM and 93.1 Jack FM (simulcast)
Predictions
Considering the Rams were so handily beaten by the 49ers in Week 1, expect that they will come out swinging in Week 2.
That is not to say that the Giants do not pose a threat, as they looked very good against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 1. Still, this will be the chance for the Rams to show why they were pegged as the Super Bowl favorites.
Expect a step up from quarterback Matthew Stafford, along with the defense being able to show deeper chemistry. Even so, expect this to be a big back-and-forth between both teams.
Rams 28 - Giants 24
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This will be the debut for Aaron Donald, who chose to end his retirement and return to play for the Rams in 2026. Donald has been steadily ramping up his football activities and had to miss Week 1 as a result.
Despite being in good shape, Donald needed more time to get football-ready. Now, he is expected to play and could be a huge boost for the Rams now that Myles Garrett is out for the foreseeable future.
One glaring issue that the Rams could be facing is the loss of wide receiver Puka Nacua.
Nacua appeared on the injury report with a hip issue, and he missed the final two days of practice. It has been reported that he will be a true game-time decision.
Additional Los Angeles injuries could lead to more concern, as fellow receiver Jordan Whittington and linebackers Nate Landman and Omar Speights are all in danger of missing the game.
If all four miss the game, the Rams will lose key players on both sides of the ball. This would clearly be a big hit to the team. All four also have a chance to be upgraded and play against the Giants.
