Giants at Rams: Game time, TV channel, radio, live stream, odds, injuries, more

The New York Giants are in London (well, Twickenham to be precise) this Sunday to take on the Los Angeles Rams. That means to watch the game you will have to re-arrange your schedule because game time is 9:30 a.m. ET.

The Giants, still in last place in the NFC East, need a victory to remain within realistic striking distance of the 5-1 Dallas Cowboys and 4-2 Washington Redskins. The Giants are 2.5-point favorites. A win would send them into their bye week 4-3 and with a two-game winning streak.

“It’s very important to win, because you want to build that momentum going into the bye,” wide receiver Victor Cruz said. “You want to go into that bye on a good note, a positive note. It’s definitely important to come in here and get this win. Propel ourselves to the next weeks after the bye. Just be positive and leave a good taste in our mouth going into a bye.”

“It’s huge,” guard Justin Pugh said of the game. “Last week, I said the goal was to get to 4-3. You have to take it one game at a time. We got that first win, now we have to get that second win. That’s been the goal since (the loss in) Green Bay. Just get into the bye at 4-3. I think that will really help create a positive demeanor for our team going forward. I think that will really help carry us.”

The last time the Giants and Rams played, in 2014, the Giants won, 37-27, in a game that featured a brawl precipitated by a late hit on Odell Beckham Jr. Rams’ coachJeff Fisher said earlier in the week that his players won’t target Beckham. We’ll see if that’s true. The Giants’ wide receiver expects to play despite being limited this week by a hip injury suffered Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.

Check our Giants-Rams Hub Page for complete coverage leading up to Sunday’s game. Here are some of the stories you will find there:

• When the Giants have the ball
• Rams’ Fisher praises Janoris Jenkins

Game details

What: New York Giants (3-3) at Los Angeles Rams (3-3)

When: Sunday, Oct. 23

Game time: 9:30 a.m. ET

Where: Twickenham Stadium (Twickenham, England)

TV: NFL Network (Kevin Harlan, Dan Fouts, Stacy Dales); WCBS in the tri-state area

Radio: Giants Radio Network, WFAN 660-AM & 101.9-FM and local radio affiliates (Bob Pap, Carl Banks, Howard Cross); Giants Spanish Radio, WADO 1280-AM (Nestor Rosario and Frances Adames); Sirius — Channels 83, 26, 821; Westwood One — Brandon Gaudin, Derek Rackley

Live stream: NFL Game Pass

Odds: Giants - 2.5

Injuries

Giants

Probable (this is not an official NFL designation, but was included by the Giants)

CB Eli Apple (groin)
WR Odell Beckham Jr. (hip)
RB Rashad Jennings (thumb)
LB Keenan Robinson (knee)
DE Olivier Vernon (wrist)
CB Trevin Wade (ankle)

Questionable

LS Zak DeOssie (ankle)

Out

S Nat Berhe (concussion)
OT Marshall Newhouse (calf)
S Darian Thompson (foot)

Rams

Out

DT Michael Brockers (thigh)
CB Trumaine Johnson (ankle)

Doubtful

G Jamon Brown (hand)
WR Nelson Spruce (calf)

Questionable

DE William Hayes (ankle)
DE Robert Quinn (shoulder)