Rams vs. Cardinals Week 10: How to Watch, Listen, and Stream on CBS

The Los Angeles Rams visit the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium in Glendale on Sunday, November 15. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. PT, and the game will be broadcast live on CBS for viewers in the local market.

This Week 10 matchup serves as a high-stakes rematch of a Week 6 contest where Arizona narrowly defeated Los Angeles 18-16 at SoFi Stadium. While the Rams enter this Sunday riding a three-game winning streak, BVMSports reports that the earlier narrow margin suggests how closely contested this divisional rivalry remains.

How to watch and listen to the game

Fans looking to catch the action on television can tune into CBS. For those preferring digital platforms, a live stream is available via NFL+, though azcardinals.com advises checking local TV listings to confirm specific availability in your area.

Radio listeners have several options depending on their preferred language or coverage style:

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National Radio: Sports USA Radio features play-by-play from Josh Appel and analysis by Mike White.
Arizona Cardinals Radio: Arizona Sports 98.7 FM provides coverage with J.P. Shadrick, A.Q. Shipley, and Dani Sureck.
Spanish-Language Radio: Listen via Latino Mix 100.3 FM KQMR with Jesus Quinonez and Irving Villanueva, or on La Primera Radio, 1330 AM.

Arizona Cardinals fans can also access pregame programming starting at 11 a.m. with “The Arizona Cardinals NFL Kickoff Show” and “The Arizona Cardinals Pregame Huddle.” A postgame interactive program, “Cardinal Talk,” follows the conclusion of the game.

Rams offensive health influences rematch outcome

The outcome of this rematch likely hinges on the health and performance of several primary offensive engines. The Rams are dealing with significant personnel uncertainty, as BVMSports notes that wide receiver Puka Nacua may be absent after suffering knee sprains and turf toe, which could lead to him being placed on injured reserve.

If Nacua is unable to play, the Rams will rely heavily on Matthew Stafford and Kyren Williams to maintain their recent momentum. On the other side of the ball, the Cardinals’ defense will look to neutralize the Rams’ rushing attack while leaning on the connection between Gardner Minshew and tight end Trey McBride.

Player	Team	Primary Stat Line
Matthew Stafford (QB)	Rams	2,374 passing yards, 16 TDs, 9 INTs
Kyren Williams (RB)	Rams	593 rushing yards, 7 total TDs
Puka Nacua (WR)	Rams	715 receiving yards, 5 TDs
Trey McBride (TE)	Cardinals	73 catches, 598 receiving yards, 5 TDs
Gardner Minshew (QB)	Cardinals	354 passing yards, 3 TDs, 0 INTs

Defensive matchups to watch

The defensive battle features several high-impact players who were instrumental in the previous meeting. For the Rams, linebacker Byron Young has been a consistent force, recording 36 total tackles and 4.5 sacks this season. Safety Quentin Lake has also been a standout, totaling 57 tackles and three interceptions.

Arizona’s defensive unit remains anchored by Budda Baker, who has contributed 62 tackles and a forced fumble. The Cardinals will also look to linebacker Josh Sweat to disrupt the Rams’ rhythm, following his season totals of 23 tackles and three sacks.

The Rams’ ability to overcome the potential loss of Nacua will be the primary storyline for Los Angeles. Conversely, Arizona aims to prove that their Week 6 victory was not a fluke, especially as they host a Rams team that has found its stride with a recent three-game winning streak.

The game kicks off at 1:05 p.m. PT at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.