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ST. LOUIS – The National Football League released the 2010 regular season schedule today. The Rams will battle NFC West Division foes Arizona, San Francisco and Seattle twice this season while taking on teams from the NFC South and AFC West Divisions. The Rams will also host the Washington Redskins and travel to face the Detroit Lions.
“This is an exciting time on the NFL calendar with the draft and the announcement of the 2010 schedule,” Rams Head Coach Steve Spagnuolo said. “We look forward to opening the season at home in the Edward Jones Dome in front of our fans.”
The Rams will open the regular season at home for the first time since 2007 when they take on divisional foe Arizona in Week 1 (Sept. 12). The game will mark the second consecutive year the Rams have opened against a divisional opponent (at Seattle 9/13/09) and the first time the Rams have opened against the Cardinals since a 17-10 opening victory in the Edward Jones Dome in 2004.
In Week 2 (Sept. 19), the Rams will head west to take on the Oakland Raiders, the first regular season meeting between the two since the Rams shut out the Raiders 20-0 in 2006.
In Week 3 (Sept. 26) and Week 4 (Oct. 3), the Rams return to the Edward Jones Dome for back-to-back home games against the Washington Redskins and the Seattle Seahawks. The Rams played the Redskins at FedEx Field in 2008 and 2009, but this will be the first time the Redskins have come to St. Louis since the Rams took a 37-31 overtime victory in 2006. The Seahawks in Week 4 will mark the second divisional game for the Rams.
In Week 5 (Oct. 10), the Rams will travel to Detroit for the second consecutive year. The Rams defeated the Lions 17-10 in Week 8 last season.
In Week 6 (Oct. 17), the Rams return home to take on the San Diego Chargers. The meeting will be the first since the Rams played the Chargers in 2006. The Rams have played San Diego only nine times in the regular season, with the Rams holding a 5-4 all-time record.
The Rams take on the first of four NFC South opponents in Week 7 (Oct. 24) when they travel to Tampa Bay to take on the Buccaneers. The Rams last played in Tampa in 2007.
In Week 8 (Oct. 31), the Rams face their second NFC South opponent as they host the Carolina Panthers. The game will mark the first time the Rams have hosted the Panthers since the season opener in 2007.
After a bye in Week 9 (Nov. 7), the Rams return to the Bay area, this time to face NFC West rival San Francisco in Week 10 (Nov. 14). The game will mark the 122nd meeting between the teams. The series dates to 1950, San Francisco’s first year in the NFL. The Rams lead the all-time series 60-59-2.
The Rams will host the Atlanta Falcons in Week 11 (Nov. 21), the third meeting in the last four years between the two teams.
In Week 12 (Nov. 28), the Rams travel to Denver to face the Broncos in the first of three consecutive road games. The three-game stretch is the first time the Rams have had three consecutive games away from home since 2002. The Rams haven’t played in Denver since 2002, and hold a 6-5 lead in 11 all-time games against the Broncos.
In Week 13 (Dec. 5), the Rams go to Arizona to take on the Cardinals for the second of two meetings in the season. In Week 14 (Dec. 12), the Rams face the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints, for the second meeting in two years.
In Week 15 (Dec. 19), the Rams take on cross-state rival Kansas City in the Governor’s Cup game. The game marks the first regular season meeting between the team since 2006. The Rams have taken on the Chiefs 20 times in the preseason, but has only faced them in the regular season nine times, with the Rams holding a slight 5-4 advantage.
The Rams play the San Francisco ***** in the second of two consecutive home games in Week 16 (Dec. 26). In the season finale in Week 17 (Jan. 2), the Rams take on another division opponent as they travel to Seattle to close out the regular season.
St. Louis’s preseason schedule, which was announced on March 31, features home games against the Minnesota Vikings (Aug. 14) and Baltimore Ravens (Sept. 2) and road contests at the Cleveland Browns (Aug. 21) and New England Patriots (Aug. 26).
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ST. LOUIS – The National Football League released the 2010 regular season schedule today. The Rams will battle NFC West Division foes Arizona, San Francisco and Seattle twice this season while taking on teams from the NFC South and AFC West Divisions. The Rams will also host the Washington Redskins and travel to face the Detroit Lions.
“This is an exciting time on the NFL calendar with the draft and the announcement of the 2010 schedule,” Rams Head Coach Steve Spagnuolo said. “We look forward to opening the season at home in the Edward Jones Dome in front of our fans.”
The Rams will open the regular season at home for the first time since 2007 when they take on divisional foe Arizona in Week 1 (Sept. 12). The game will mark the second consecutive year the Rams have opened against a divisional opponent (at Seattle 9/13/09) and the first time the Rams have opened against the Cardinals since a 17-10 opening victory in the Edward Jones Dome in 2004.
In Week 2 (Sept. 19), the Rams will head west to take on the Oakland Raiders, the first regular season meeting between the two since the Rams shut out the Raiders 20-0 in 2006.
In Week 3 (Sept. 26) and Week 4 (Oct. 3), the Rams return to the Edward Jones Dome for back-to-back home games against the Washington Redskins and the Seattle Seahawks. The Rams played the Redskins at FedEx Field in 2008 and 2009, but this will be the first time the Redskins have come to St. Louis since the Rams took a 37-31 overtime victory in 2006. The Seahawks in Week 4 will mark the second divisional game for the Rams.
In Week 5 (Oct. 10), the Rams will travel to Detroit for the second consecutive year. The Rams defeated the Lions 17-10 in Week 8 last season.
In Week 6 (Oct. 17), the Rams return home to take on the San Diego Chargers. The meeting will be the first since the Rams played the Chargers in 2006. The Rams have played San Diego only nine times in the regular season, with the Rams holding a 5-4 all-time record.
The Rams take on the first of four NFC South opponents in Week 7 (Oct. 24) when they travel to Tampa Bay to take on the Buccaneers. The Rams last played in Tampa in 2007.
In Week 8 (Oct. 31), the Rams face their second NFC South opponent as they host the Carolina Panthers. The game will mark the first time the Rams have hosted the Panthers since the season opener in 2007.
After a bye in Week 9 (Nov. 7), the Rams return to the Bay area, this time to face NFC West rival San Francisco in Week 10 (Nov. 14). The game will mark the 122nd meeting between the teams. The series dates to 1950, San Francisco’s first year in the NFL. The Rams lead the all-time series 60-59-2.
The Rams will host the Atlanta Falcons in Week 11 (Nov. 21), the third meeting in the last four years between the two teams.
In Week 12 (Nov. 28), the Rams travel to Denver to face the Broncos in the first of three consecutive road games. The three-game stretch is the first time the Rams have had three consecutive games away from home since 2002. The Rams haven’t played in Denver since 2002, and hold a 6-5 lead in 11 all-time games against the Broncos.
In Week 13 (Dec. 5), the Rams go to Arizona to take on the Cardinals for the second of two meetings in the season. In Week 14 (Dec. 12), the Rams face the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints, for the second meeting in two years.
In Week 15 (Dec. 19), the Rams take on cross-state rival Kansas City in the Governor’s Cup game. The game marks the first regular season meeting between the team since 2006. The Rams have taken on the Chiefs 20 times in the preseason, but has only faced them in the regular season nine times, with the Rams holding a slight 5-4 advantage.
The Rams play the San Francisco ***** in the second of two consecutive home games in Week 16 (Dec. 26). In the season finale in Week 17 (Jan. 2), the Rams take on another division opponent as they travel to Seattle to close out the regular season.
St. Louis’s preseason schedule, which was announced on March 31, features home games against the Minnesota Vikings (Aug. 14) and Baltimore Ravens (Sept. 2) and road contests at the Cleveland Browns (Aug. 21) and New England Patriots (Aug. 26).
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