What time is the NFL game tonight? TV schedule, channel, live stream to watch Rams vs. Giants in Week 2

After a dismal Week 1 loss to the 49ers in Australia, the Rams are hoping their stateside opener is the real start of what was supposed to be a dream season.

L.A. went from Super Bowl favorite to reeling after losing both the game itself and star pass-rusher Myles Garrett for at least four weeks due to knee surgery, but the Rams still have every belief that they can reach their lofty goals this season. A team that appears to have no shortage of belief of its own stands in their way on Monday.

The Giants arrive in Southern California fresh off a Week 1 win under the lights against the division-rival Cowboys . John Harbaugh's team looked rejuvenated in his first game on the sideline, and Jaxson Dart appeared to be comfortable in the new offense from the very first snap.

There is no doubt the Rams still have plenty of talent on the field even without Garrett, but if they were expecting the Giants to simply be a speedbump on their early-season schedule, they might have to be more careful than they were anticipating.

Here's your guide to the time, channel and more for Monday's game in Southern California.

Giants vs. Rams will kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET, or 5:15 p.m. local time, from SoFi Stadium.

"Monday Night Football" will air live in its typical slot on ESPN and ABC, with Joe Buck (play-by-play) in the booth alongside Troy Aikman (analyst) from SoFi Stadium in Southern California. The two will be back in the same building in February to call Super Bowl 61.

Those looking to stream the game can turn to DIRECTV , which is currently offering a free trial, fubo or the ESPN app.

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