Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles weather report: Latest on Lincoln Financial Field conditions for Divisional Round clash

The Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles will face off at the Lincoln Field in the second NFC divisional round game. Both teams are aiming to advance to the NFC Championship to face the Washington Commanders in the 2024/25 postseason.

Before the big game, let's take a look at the weather forecast for the Eagles' home field.

Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles weather report

According to the Sporting News, today's NFC divisional round game will be one of the coldest matches the Philadelphia Eagles have hosted in recent history. The projected high for today's game is only 35 degrees.

Additionally, there's a significant chance of snowfall during the game. The National Weather Service reports a 70% chance of precipitation, with 1 to 3 inches of snow being a distinct possibility.

Here's what you need to know about the matchup:

Date: Sunday, Jan. 19, 2025

Venue: Lincoln Field

Time: 3 p.m. ET

Projected temperature: 17 degrees to 35 degrees

Chance of precipitation: 70%

TV: NBC

Live stream: FuboTV and DAZN

How did the Rams and Eagles perform in the wild card round?

The Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles secured big wins to reach this stage. The Rams beat the 14-3 Minnesota Vikings, while the Eagles dispatched the 11-6 Green Bay Packers.

The Los Angeles Rams were dominant against the Minnesota Vikings in the wild card round, winning by a commanding 27-9 scoreline. The Rams' pass rush was relentless, sacking Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold nine times, tying the record for most sacks in an NFL playoff game.

The Philadelphia Eagles also secured an impressive victory in the wild card round, limiting the Green Bay Packers to 10 points while scoring 27. Jalen Hurts threw two touchdowns, and tight end Dallas Goedert scored an impressive touchdown after stiff-arming three defenders.

Both teams will fancy their chances heading into today's game, as they aim to secure a spot in next weekend's NFC Championship game against Jayden Daniels' Washington Commanders.