After playing four prime-time games in the first five weeks, the Los Angeles Rams are on a more normal schedule now with their fourth straight Sunday afternoon game this week. They're visiting the Washington Commanders in Landover, and it's an early 1 p.m. ET kickoff at Northwest Stadium.
For most fans, the game won't be broadcast nationally on FOX, but it will be on TV for those in Southern California and the D.C. area.
Check the map from 506 Sports below to see if you'll get Rams-Commanders on TV. If you're in the green portion of the map, you're good to go.

Chris Myers and Mark Schlereth will call the game from the booth at Northwest Stadium this Sunday. It's not necessarily a marquee matchup between the Rams and Commanders, which is why it's
only being shown in certain areas of the country, but it's still a critical game for both teams.
The Rams are 4-4 and trying to keep pace with the 49ers and Seahawks in the NFC West. The Commanders, meanwhile, are 2-4-1 and in desperate need of a win if they want to stay alive in the NFC East. Los Angeles is riding a two-game winning streak, with a victory on Sunday pushing the Rams above .500 for the first time this season.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Will Rams-Commanders be on in my area? Week 9 broadcast map, TV channel













