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. Our Denver Broncos are in the City Of The Angels to play the winless, 0-2, and 2018 NFC Champions Los Angeles Rams. Broncos are playing the L.A. Rams for a preseason game in Southern California for the first time in 31 years, and are also playing an NFL game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Downtown L.A. for the first time in 25 years.
Kevin Hogan is starting at QB for the Broncos fourth preseason game, and Head Coach Vic Fangio stated that many of the starters will be on the sidelines. or play at a minimum in the first half, as the reserve and backup players will receive as much individual playing time during the course of tonight's game.
Those players continue to audition and earn roster spots and move up the Broncos depth chart to make the final 53-man regular season roster . Drafted and undrafted rookie players and signed veteran free agents, will continue their ongoing process on being evaluated by the Broncos and L.A. Rams coaching staffs from the Organized Team Activities (OTA's), in May and June, and training camp and the preseason games in July and August, in preparation for the upcoming 2019 NFL Regular Season in September.
Saturday Night's game is the 11th preseason meeting between the Broncos and the L.A. Rams, Denver currently own an 8-2 preseason record with the breakdown of games at 4-1 at home, 4-0 on the road, and 0-1 at a neutral site, with the L.A. Rams winning 28-27, and played at Wembley Stadium in the London, England, UK, area back in 1987.
Denver is playing the L.A. Rams in a preseason game in Southern California, since the Broncos 40-31 victory in both teams preseason opener, and played at Anaheim Stadium (Now the Angels Stadium Of Anaheim) back on August 7, 1988.
Broncos has not played a preseason game with the L.A. Rams at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum since 1979, before the franchise moved down Interstate 5 to Anaheim back in 1980.
Denver has not played the the L.A. Rams in a scheduled regular season game at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum in nearly 47 years, the last game back on November 12, 1972, where the Broncos prevailed 16-10.
L.A. Rams also leads the all-time regular season series over our Broncos with their 9-5 record, six of those games as the St. Louis Rams, in games played between 1997 through 2014.
L.A. Rams won the first-ever preseason game over Denver by the score of 26-13 back on August 23, 1980. However, Denver defeated the L.A. Rams in both teams most recent preseason game won by the Broncos 17-9 back on August 27, 2016. Both the first and recent games were played at Broncos Stadium at Mile High.
L.A Rams though won the most recent regular season meeting, defeating the Broncos 23-20 at Broncos Stadium At Mile High back on October 14, 2018.
Broncos last NFL game played at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum was their 23-13 regular season win over the Los Angeles Raiders by the score of 23-13 back on December 11, 1994, attended by 60.016 fans. Raiders moved back to Oakland the following 1995 season.
Steve Levy and former Broncos, NFL, and University Of Michigan QB Brian Griese, are announcing the live TV game commentary, simulcast locally on flagship station KTVD My Network TV Channel 20, and the six-state Denver Broncos Preseason Television Network, all stations seen live on HD.
Dave Logan and Rick Lewis are also announcing the live radio game play-by-play and analysis, along with sideline reporter and interviewer, and former Broncos offensive tackle Tyler Polumbus, simulcast on flagship stations KOA 850 AM and 94.1 FM, and the Denver Broncos Radio Network.
Sunny and clear skies at 77 degrees, feels like 80 degrees, is the local gamecast for the 7:05 PM Mountain Standard Time kickoff, along with 0% precipitation, 63% humidity, and
west/southwest winds at 7 miles per hour.
Great luck to the backup and reserve players, to both the Broncos and l.A. Rams, as they perform on the L.A. Coliseum field trying to make the cut to the final 53-man regular season roster, and 10-man practice squad, from the current 90-man training camp rosters.
NO injuries, and GO BRONCOS!!!!!:
2019 Broncos @ Los Angeles Rams Live NFL Game Center And KOA Radio Audio Links:
. Our Denver Broncos are in the City Of The Angels to play the winless, 0-2, and 2018 NFC Champions Los Angeles Rams. Broncos are playing the L.A. Rams for a preseason game in Southern California for the first time in 31 years, and are also playing an NFL game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Downtown L.A. for the first time in 25 years.Kevin Hogan is starting at QB for the Broncos fourth preseason game, and Head Coach Vic Fangio stated that many of the starters will be on the sidelines. or play at a minimum in the first half, as the reserve and backup players will receive as much individual playing time during the course of tonight's game.
Those players continue to audition and earn roster spots and move up the Broncos depth chart to make the final 53-man regular season roster . Drafted and undrafted rookie players and signed veteran free agents, will continue their ongoing process on being evaluated by the Broncos and L.A. Rams coaching staffs from the Organized Team Activities (OTA's), in May and June, and training camp and the preseason games in July and August, in preparation for the upcoming 2019 NFL Regular Season in September.
Saturday Night's game is the 11th preseason meeting between the Broncos and the L.A. Rams, Denver currently own an 8-2 preseason record with the breakdown of games at 4-1 at home, 4-0 on the road, and 0-1 at a neutral site, with the L.A. Rams winning 28-27, and played at Wembley Stadium in the London, England, UK, area back in 1987.
Denver is playing the L.A. Rams in a preseason game in Southern California, since the Broncos 40-31 victory in both teams preseason opener, and played at Anaheim Stadium (Now the Angels Stadium Of Anaheim) back on August 7, 1988.
Broncos has not played a preseason game with the L.A. Rams at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum since 1979, before the franchise moved down Interstate 5 to Anaheim back in 1980.
Denver has not played the the L.A. Rams in a scheduled regular season game at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum in nearly 47 years, the last game back on November 12, 1972, where the Broncos prevailed 16-10.
L.A. Rams also leads the all-time regular season series over our Broncos with their 9-5 record, six of those games as the St. Louis Rams, in games played between 1997 through 2014.
L.A. Rams won the first-ever preseason game over Denver by the score of 26-13 back on August 23, 1980. However, Denver defeated the L.A. Rams in both teams most recent preseason game won by the Broncos 17-9 back on August 27, 2016. Both the first and recent games were played at Broncos Stadium at Mile High.
L.A Rams though won the most recent regular season meeting, defeating the Broncos 23-20 at Broncos Stadium At Mile High back on October 14, 2018.
Broncos last NFL game played at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum was their 23-13 regular season win over the Los Angeles Raiders by the score of 23-13 back on December 11, 1994, attended by 60.016 fans. Raiders moved back to Oakland the following 1995 season.
Steve Levy and former Broncos, NFL, and University Of Michigan QB Brian Griese, are announcing the live TV game commentary, simulcast locally on flagship station KTVD My Network TV Channel 20, and the six-state Denver Broncos Preseason Television Network, all stations seen live on HD.
Dave Logan and Rick Lewis are also announcing the live radio game play-by-play and analysis, along with sideline reporter and interviewer, and former Broncos offensive tackle Tyler Polumbus, simulcast on flagship stations KOA 850 AM and 94.1 FM, and the Denver Broncos Radio Network.
Sunny and clear skies at 77 degrees, feels like 80 degrees, is the local gamecast for the 7:05 PM Mountain Standard Time kickoff, along with 0% precipitation, 63% humidity, and
west/southwest winds at 7 miles per hour.
Great luck to the backup and reserve players, to both the Broncos and l.A. Rams, as they perform on the L.A. Coliseum field trying to make the cut to the final 53-man regular season roster, and 10-man practice squad, from the current 90-man training camp rosters.
NO injuries, and GO BRONCOS!!!!!:
2019 Broncos @ Los Angeles Rams Live NFL Game Center And KOA Radio Audio Links:
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