Bears-Rams Kickoff Time Set for Sunday's Playoff Showdown on NBC
The kickoff time for Sunday's highly anticipated divisional round matchup between the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams has been officially announced, with the highly-anticipated game set to kick off at 5:30 p.m. ET, airing live on NBC.
With their opponent and date already set, the Bears have finalized their preparation schedule for the week, which includes meetings on Monday, a walk-through on Wednesday, and practices on Thursday and Friday. The team's determination was evident in their incredible comeback to beat the Green Bay Packers 31-27 on Saturday, propelling them into the divisional round.
The Rams, meanwhile, will look to build upon their recent victory over the Carolina Panthers, which ended with a score of 34-31. Despite both teams having already secured their spots in the playoffs, it's surprising that the league has allocated Sunday games for both Saturday winners, giving each extra day of rest before facing off.
The Bears and Rams last met on the gridiron 40 years ago, when the '85 Chicago Bears defeated the Los Angeles Rams en route to winning the NFC Championship Game. This weekend's matchup marks a new chapter in their ongoing rivalry, with Sunday's game set to air live on NBC at 5:30 p.m.
The winner of this weekend's game will have their path to the NFC Championship Game and ultimately, Super Bowl LX, laid out before them. If the Bears continue to advance, their remaining game times are set, while the seeding for next week's matchup hangs in the balance.
The kickoff time for Sunday's highly anticipated divisional round matchup between the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams has been officially announced, with the highly-anticipated game set to kick off at 5:30 p.m. ET, airing live on NBC.
With their opponent and date already set, the Bears have finalized their preparation schedule for the week, which includes meetings on Monday, a walk-through on Wednesday, and practices on Thursday and Friday. The team's determination was evident in their incredible comeback to beat the Green Bay Packers 31-27 on Saturday, propelling them into the divisional round.
The Rams, meanwhile, will look to build upon their recent victory over the Carolina Panthers, which ended with a score of 34-31. Despite both teams having already secured their spots in the playoffs, it's surprising that the league has allocated Sunday games for both Saturday winners, giving each extra day of rest before facing off.
The Bears and Rams last met on the gridiron 40 years ago, when the '85 Chicago Bears defeated the Los Angeles Rams en route to winning the NFC Championship Game. This weekend's matchup marks a new chapter in their ongoing rivalry, with Sunday's game set to air live on NBC at 5:30 p.m.
The winner of this weekend's game will have their path to the NFC Championship Game and ultimately, Super Bowl LX, laid out before them. If the Bears continue to advance, their remaining game times are set, while the seeding for next week's matchup hangs in the balance.