Rams 2023-4 Schedule
5/11 HG:
Ladies and gentlemen, this is Hank Gosuck, coming to you with the latest news about the Los Angeles Rams’ 2023 schedule. The Rams, with their revamped roster and a defense that’s been completely retooled, are ready to make their mark in the NFC West. They’ll face a tough test right out of the gate, with back-to-back division battles against the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers.
But that’s not all, folks! In a thrilling rematch of Super Bowl LVI, the Rams will square off against the Cincinnati Bengals, a team looking for their third consecutive AFC conference championship appearance. And let’s not forget about the defending Super Bowl champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, who will also cross paths with the Rams early on. It’s going to be a grueling stretch for the Rams, and they’ll have these formidable opponents on their plate by Week 5. Oh, and mark your calendars, the bye week is set for Week 10 of the 2023 season.
Now, let’s talk prime time, my dearest of friends. Since their Super Bowl run in 2018, the Rams have been no strangers to the bright lights, appearing in 26 prime time games over the last five seasons. But here’s the twist for 2023: They are scheduled for only two prime time matchups, the fewest they’ve had since 2017. But let me tell you, things can change, folks. If the Rams’ performance demands it, they might just find themselves under those primetime spotlights later in the season.
So, let’s take a look at their regular-season schedule:
- September 10: Rams kick off against the Seahawks in Seattle.
- September 17: They face the 49ers in their home turf.
- September 25: Monday Night Football takes us to Cincinnati, as the Rams clash with the Bengals.
- October 1: A trip to Indianapolis to take on the Colts.
- October 8: The defending Super Bowl champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, come to town.
- October 15: Rams battle it out with the Arizona Cardinals.
- October 22: Rams welcome the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- October 29: A showdown in Dallas against the Cowboys.
- November 5: Rams travel to Green Bay to face the Packers.
- November 12: Bye week, folks. Time to catch their breath.
- November 19: It’s a divisional rematch against the Seahawks, this time at home.
- November 26: Another divisional clash, this time on the road against the Arizona Cardinals.
- December 3: Rams go head-to-head with the Cleveland Browns.
- December 10: A trip to Baltimore to face the Ravens.
- December 17: The Washington football team pays a visit to SoFi Stadium.
- December 21: Thursday Night Football presents a thrilling encounter with the New Orleans Saints.
- December 31: Rams close out the year with a clash against the New York Giants.
- Week 18: The Rams’ final game is yet to be determined, but it will be against the San Francisco 49ers.
Now, here’s a prediction for you all. Keep your eyes on wide receiver Cooper Kupp. He’s going to start the season even stronger than he did in 2022, and he’ll maintain that pace. In fact, by Week 10 last season, Kupp had already accumulated an impressive 72 catches. If he keeps it up, he’s on track to surpass the single-season reception record set by Michael Thomas in 2019 with the New Orleans Saints. Thomas had 149 catches, but Kupp has his sights set even higher.
Now, let’s talk about what we see. While the Rams won’t face as tough a schedule as they did last season, they will be spending a significant amount of time on the road. Last year, they only had to travel for seven road games since one of their “away” games was played at SoFi Stadium, the home of the Los Angeles Chargers. But this season, they’ll hit the road for nine games, including trips to New York, Baltimore, and Cincinnati. It’s going to be a challenging journey for the Rams.
And here’s a game you don’t want to miss, folks. In Week 2, the Rams will square off against their rivals, the San Francisco 49ers. While the Rams managed to defeat the 49ers in the NFC championship game back in January 2022, the Niners have dominated the rivalry since 2018. Rams coach Sean McVay, who worked alongside 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan in Washington, has struggled with a 3-9 record against him. It’s going to be a battle for supremacy.
There you have it, folks. The Los Angeles Rams’ 2023 schedule is packed with excitement, challenges, and the potential for greatness. Stay tuned as this thrilling season unfolds, and let’s see how the Rams fare in their quest for glory. This is Hank Gosuck signing off. I thank you for coming to LA Crosstown Rivals, your source LA pro football standings and scores.