Streaming LA Rams Without Cable | Los Angeles Rams News

0:00You're rocking with AI-powered Los Angeles Rams, news today, sponsored by Cubicle Kitchens. Order office catering for up to 500 people, all in one place. So you're trying to catch the Los Angeles Rams this season, but you've cut the cable cord? No sweat. For games that are locally broadcast, you've got a few streaming services that'll get you most of the action. Think Fubo, Direct TV Stream, or YouTube TV. They'll run you about $65 a month and cover pretty much every game, unless it's a special exclusive on Prime Video or Netflix. If you're looking to save some cash and just catch a single game, these services also offer free trials. You can get a 5-day free trial with Fubo or Direct TV Stream, or even a 21-day free trial with YouTube TV. Other options include Fox 1 for games on Fox, or Paramount Plus through Prime Video for CVS games. And of course, Amazon Prime has a 30-day free trial for those Prime Video exclusive

1:02games. Now if you're trying to be super budget conscious and only need to watch on your phone or tablet, NFL Plus is your cheapest bet at $7 a month. It covers local and prime time games. For other specific channels, you've got Peacock for NBC, Fox 1 for Fox, Paramount Plus for CVS, clean orange for ESPN, and Prime Video for those. Amazon exclusives. For those of you living outside the RAM's local market, catching those locally televised games is a bit more limited. Your main option is NFL Sunday ticket on YouTube, which is a season-long package costing $240. However, if a game is nationally televised, like a prime time match-up, it's considered in market everywhere, so those other streaming options still apply. And if you're catching the games from outside the United States, your go-to is NFL Game Pass on DAZN. That'll give you access to every NFL game plus NFL Network and Red Zone, though the price

2:03can vary depending on your country. It's the only way to stream live games internationally.