St. Louis Rams vs. Washington Redskins: Broadcast Schedule, Live Stream, Start Time, & More

The St. Louis Rams head into the DMV area Sunday to face off with the Washington Redskins, who they did not play in 2013 after meeting for five straight seasons prior to that. With the Rams at 5-7 and coming off a 52-0 victory over the Oakland Raiders, Sunday’s game would seem to be an obvious opportunity for the Rams to pick up their first set of back-to-back victories this year. The Redskins, who are 3-9 on the season, will be without one of their biggest offensive playmakers, DeSean Jackson, on Sunday. They’ve struggled to make things happen offensively all season, and they’ve experienced little improvement since making veteran journeyman Colt McCoy their starting quarterback.

The Rams will have plenty to play for on Sunday. They’re still technically in the playoff race, so obviously a win would be essential to keep them alive. On a more individual level, Aaron Donald can continue moving up the leaderboard for single-season sacks among St. Louis Rams defensive tackles on Sunday. If Donald can notch half a sack, he would tie Brian Young (2001) for the most since 2000. D’Marco Farr has the record, picking up 11.5 sacks in the team’s inaugural season in St. Louis in 1995.