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Rams vs Cardinals NFL Prediction, NFC Wild Card Preview

January 16, 2022 by Tania Butler Leave a Comment

The race to Super Bowl LVI began on Saturday with two games, Sunday gave us three and we’re now down to one game for Super Wild Card Weekend in the NFL with Monday night’s matchup between NFC West foes, the Los Angeles Rams and Arizona Cardinals.

That’s right — betting on playoff football! If you want to stay sharp over the course of the weekend and are looking for a bit of help doing so, you’ve come to the right place.

Cardinals at Rams

Time: Monday, 8:15 p.m. ET (ESPN), stream on fuboTV (try for free)
Open: Rams -4.5
Current: Rams -4

How to watch the Arizona Cardinals vs LA Rams

“Monday Night Football”

6 p.m. Monday on ESPN and ABC 15.

“Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli”

6:15 p.m. Monday on ESPN2 and ESPN+.

Our story isn’t written yet. pic.twitter.com/lpRXM58QjG

— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) January 14, 2022

How to watch the Arizona Cardinals and LA Rams in the NFL playoffs?

Standing and screaming.

That’s the recommended method. Whether with joy or agony, well, that’s the question. It’s been such an up and down season for Arizona, and the last few weeks have definitely been the down part. After starting the season 7-0, it’s been a bumpy ride for the Cardinals, including losing four of their last five.

So yeah, “on edge” is also a pretty good way to describe the mood for watching. That sounds a little more optimistic than “with dread” or “an impending sense of doom.”

What time is the ‘Monday Night Football’ playoff game on ESPN?

It’s the first-ever playoff game on “Monday Night Football,” and ESPN is offering a few options. Whether any of them will be worth watching ultimately is up to the Cardinals and the Rams, of course, but at least there’s some variety.

The traditional broadcast, with Steve Levy doing play-by-play and Brian Griese and Louis Riddick providing analysis, starts at 6 p.m. Arizona time on ESPN. This will also air locally on ABC 15.

“Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli” will also cover the game, starting at 6:15 p.m. Arizona time on ESPN2 and ESPN+. I like the Manning brothers in this format, though some don’t. It’s the best alternative broadcast anyone’s come up with yet, and there have been many attempts.

Series History

Los Angeles have won 11 out of their last 14 games against Arizona.

  • Dec 13, 2021 – Los Angeles 30 vs. Arizona 23
  • Oct 03, 2021 – Arizona 37 vs. Los Angeles 20
  • Jan 03, 2021 – Los Angeles 18 vs. Arizona 7
  • Dec 06, 2020 – Los Angeles 38 vs. Arizona 28
  • Dec 29, 2019 – Los Angeles 31 vs. Arizona 24
  • Dec 01, 2019 – Los Angeles 34 vs. Arizona 7
  • Dec 23, 2018 – Los Angeles 31 vs. Arizona 9
  • Sep 16, 2018 – Los Angeles 34 vs. Arizona 0
  • Dec 03, 2017 – Los Angeles 32 vs. Arizona 16
  • Oct 22, 2017 – Los Angeles 33 vs. Arizona 0
  • Jan 01, 2017 – Arizona 44 vs. Los Angeles 6
  • Oct 02, 2016 – Los Angeles 17 vs. Arizona 13
  • Dec 06, 2015 – Arizona 27 vs. Los Angeles 3
  • Oct 04, 2015 – Los Angeles 24 vs. Arizona 22

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