The Rams (13-3) will take on the Cowboys (11-6) on Saturday, January 12 at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum. The game will be broadcast on FOX, with a kickoff time set for 5:15 p.m. PT. Check below for all the information you need to know whether you're watching from the Coliseum's stands or from your own television or device.
IF YOU'RE HEADED TO THE GAME…
- Be sure to check out this comprehensive How to guide: Playoff gameday at the Coliseum for all parking, tailgating, and entry policies if you're headed to L.A. Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
- Fans are encouraged to enter the Coliseum 60 minutes before kickoff to ensure efficient entry.
- The Los Angeles Rams require mobile or physical hard stock tickets for entry. Print-at-home or PDF tickets are not accepted at games due to NFL policies.
- Clear Bag: The NFL's Clear Bag Policy is in effect and any bags brought to the game must be compliant. Visit **NFL.com/allclear** for more information.
BROADCAST INFO…
- TELEVISION: Saturday's game will be broadcast live on FOX. Play-by-play commentator Joe Buck will be joined by color-commentator Troy Aikman. Erin Andrews and Chris Myers will be reporting from the sidelines.
- RADIO: Saturday's contest will be broadcast on ESPNLA 710 AM and simulcast on 93.1 JACK FM. The English broadcast will feature Voice of the Rams J.B. Long on play-by-play, with Maurice Jones-Drew as color analyst, and D'Marco Farr on the sidelines. Plus, tune into 1330 AM for ESPN Deportes' live Spanish broadcast of the game with Troy Santiago and Ricardo Lopez on the call.
- SOCIAL MEDIA: Follow the Rams on **Twitter**, **Instagram**, **Facebook** and **Snapchat** for live updates and behind-the-scenes content before, during, and after the game.
- NFL APP: You can also watch live local games on the NFL App on all phones and tablets, regardless of your mobile provider.
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