So it should be coming out sometime this week and theres a leak on teddit for the buccs we play them week 5 at 2 PM my time or 10 am for you folks in cali. Idk how true it is, but id rather play them early and hope they havent gelled yet lol
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The level of competition reminds me of the 2018 schedule, i.e. not nearly as difficult as 2019. The Pats won't be the machine they have been and they will be playing here. The same with Chicago who won't have their bad weather advantage. The only team where that might be an issue is playing the Eagles. If they get them early in the year it should be fine.
Dallas is a hurdle but again it will be played here. That's why I think 13- 3 is a realistic record for the year.
Dallas is a hurdle but again it will be played here. That's why I think 13- 3 is a realistic record for the year.
I wouldn't be so fast to rule out the Pats. Belichick beat us in two Super Bowls because of his defense shutting down high end passing games. He's done the same thing to other high end passing teams like the Bills back when they were in their window. That Bills offense was crazy good but Belichick is on a different level as a gameplanner. In fact the truth is if you want to beat Belichick you gotta have a good run game and we can't be sure quite yet that the Rams will have that due to their OL.
There will be some easy games but the Cards are going to give us 2 much tougher games than last year too. And Dallas just had a fantastic draft and added a WR1 at the top so you can't just shut down Cooper now. Their offense is gonna be extremely high caliber this year and they beat us last year just with the run game alone.
We are in no place right now to overlook anyone.
There will be some easy games but the Cards are going to give us 2 much tougher games than last year too. And Dallas just had a fantastic draft and added a WR1 at the top so you can't just shut down Cooper now. Their offense is gonna be extremely high caliber this year and they beat us last year just with the run game alone.
We are in no place right now to overlook anyone.
I think Dallas is going to be the best team in the NFC next year. I hate them but McCarthy is going to reenergize that team. They have loads of talent. Elliot and Prescott are at their peaks and healthy and their Oline is still dominant. Now they have a trio of excellent receivers. The D took some hits but their Linebackers are the best in the NFL as a unit IMO. I still see the Niners and Saints as the other 2 top NFC teams based on the offseason and talent/coaching. If things go right for us we can be in that 3-7 slot in the NFC in a reload year for us. I see Green Bay stumbling this year as their 13-3 record last year was very underwhelming and Rodgers might already have a foot out the door after the Love pick. The Vikings, Bucs and Eagles will be tough. Seattle will win their 10 games as usual. The dark horse is gonna be Arizona and possibly Atlanta.
I absolutely love that we're underrated this year!! That's right NFL, go ahead and look past us. We'll just see what we see. GO RAMS!!!
Injuries will effect games as well. Let’s hope we stay healthy in our weak depth areas and other teams suffe!
NFL schedule drop to include full 17-week slate
The NFL will release its 2020 schedule late next week without any major changes, league spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed -- including a Sept. 10 opener, the Super Bowl on Feb. 7 and visions of fans in the stands.
The NFL isn't altering its fall plans.
The league will release its 2020 schedule late next week without any major changes, league spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed -- including a Sept. 10 opener, the Super Bowl on Feb. 7 and visions of fans in the stands.
"We plan to start on time," McCarthy said.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported in mid-April that the league planned to release its schedule, based on a full season, by May 9. NFL executive vice president Troy Vincent told The Associated Press this week that the league is doing "reasonable and responsible planning" regarding health and safety during the coronavirus pandemic.
The league has evaluated contingency plans should the pandemic intensify, working in conjunction with the NFL Players Association and medical experts on a set of protocols.
One of those contingencies is delaying the season until mid-October, according to the Sports Business Journal. Empty stadiums and no bye weeks have long been discussed.
One option not on the table, a source told ESPN, is gathering players at a centralized location to execute a season. The NBA and Major League Baseball have discussed playing at a neutral site such as Walt Disney World, Las Vegas or Arizona, but the NFL doesn't plan to do that.
The NFL schedule is not expected to include an influx of Saturday games, despite uncertainty about whether college football can start its season on time.
The league is evaluating when players can reenter team facilities. The NFL and NFLPA have agreed to keep buildings closed until every state in which a team resides lifts its stay-at-home mandate. Teams are prepared to conduct offseason workouts and June minicamps virtually.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will not accept a salary during the pandemic. The league raised more than $100 million for coronavirus relief during the NFL draft.
NFL Teams Estimate Losing $100 Million Playing Without Fans
Two NFL teams tell the MMQB they estimate losing about $100 million apiece in local revenue if the season was played without fans.
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That’s not counting the cost of civil unrest. I’m not sure people realize just how much distraction the NFL provides to the populace. This country is getting on edge with all the events of our day. Better get some heads cracking on the gridiron before things get ugly.NFL Teams Estimate Losing $100 Million Playing Without Fans
Two NFL teams tell the MMQB they estimate losing about $100 million apiece in local revenue if the season was played without fans.
I have a theory. If the Rams Cowboys game is scheduled mid-season, it's the target date for fans returning to games.
Sat the 9th Looking fwd too see when we play the shecocks, whiners, Cowpokes, Tampons!
They are planning on having a regular, full season with fans in the stands. They WON'T, however, start off a season without fans, then introduce fans later per an article I read.
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Rams 2020 schedule coming Thursday
This Thursday, the Rams find out when they will face each of their 2020 opponents with the 2020 NFL schedule release at 5 p.m. pacific time.
The Rams will learn when their inaugural game at SoFi Stadium will be and who they will play in the home opener. Will it be the defending NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers, NFC West rival Seattle Seahawks, the Dallas Cowboys or another opponent?
They will also find out how many primetime games they'll play this upcoming season at SoFi Stadium.
Looking to be there for every game inside the Rams new home? You don't have to wait for the schedule to be released. Great seating options are available starting at $105 per game and come with a seat license, great views of the field and priority access to other events.
For an enhanced experience, consider club seats with amenities such as VIP parking and entries, upscale food and beverage offerings and private club spaces. Suites – ranging from field level to luxury boxes a few sections up – are also available for the full season or specific games.
Check out the virtual venue to figure out which section is right for you and get a preview of the views.
Please visit therams.com/tickets to learn about all ticket options and purchase tickets directly from the team.
2020 HOME OPPONENTS
Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Dallas Cowboys
New England Patriots
New York Jets
2020 AWAY OPPONENTS
Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Miami Dolphins
Buffalo Bills
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Rams 2020 schedule coming Thursday
This Thursday, the Rams find out when they will face each of their 2020 opponents with the 2020 NFL schedule release at 5 p.m. pacific time.
The Rams will learn when their inaugural game at SoFi Stadium will be and who they will play in the home opener. Will it be the defending NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers, NFC West rival Seattle Seahawks, the Dallas Cowboys or another opponent?
They will also find out how many primetime games they'll play this upcoming season at SoFi Stadium.
Looking to be there for every game inside the Rams new home? You don't have to wait for the schedule to be released. Great seating options are available starting at $105 per game and come with a seat license, great views of the field and priority access to other events.
For an enhanced experience, consider club seats with amenities such as VIP parking and entries, upscale food and beverage offerings and private club spaces. Suites – ranging from field level to luxury boxes a few sections up – are also available for the full season or specific games.
Check out the virtual venue to figure out which section is right for you and get a preview of the views.
Please visit therams.com/tickets to learn about all ticket options and purchase tickets directly from the team.
2020 HOME OPPONENTS
Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Dallas Cowboys
New England Patriots
New York Jets
2020 AWAY OPPONENTS
Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Miami Dolphins
Buffalo Bills
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
'Schedule Release '20' to Air Thursday on NFL Network
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The 2020 NFL Schedule, Powered by AWS, will be released on NFL Network, the NFL app and NFL.com Thursday, May 7 at 8:00 PM ET.
NFL Network's coverage will be highlighted by Schedule Release '20 Presented by Verizon on Thursday, May 7 at 8:00 PM ET, a three-hour show which breaks down the upcoming 2020 NFL regular season schedule, division-by-division, analyzing the top matchups and primetime games.
Along with insight from NFL Network hosts and analysts, Schedule Release '20 will include interviews from the homes of NFL head coaches, general managers and other guests. Full production details on Schedule Release '20 will be issued as soon as they are confirmed.
Live streaming of NFL Network is available across devices (smartphone, PC, tablet and connected TVs) through the NFL app or NFL.com/watch for subscribers of participating NFL Network providers.
The NFL app and NFL.com will provide complete team-by-team and weekly schedules of all 256 regular season games, listing opponents, sites and times.
The NFL family surpassed $100 million in contributions to COVID relief efforts two weeks ago during the Draft-A-Thon and the fundraising continues through this week's schedule release. Fans may continue to contribute if they are able, by visiting NFL.com/relief to support six nonprofit organizations serving those most in need across the nation.