Denver Broncos 30-26 Los Angeles Rams: goals and highlights — as it happened

We’ve reached the two-minute warning, and the Rams still hold the lead; we’ll see if Denver can pull off a win on what could be their final offensive drive—it’s shaping up to be an exciting finish, great match.

We are approaching the two-minute warning; the Rams are moving the ball effectively and running down the clock. Denver is unable to stop the Los Angeles offense, which is narrowing the gap on the scoreboard—it's a thrilling finish.

The Rams put up 3 points to regain the lead, but they’ve left time on the clock for Denver; we’ll see if the home team can pull ahead in what has been a very intense game—a great finish, great close in this match,

An interception by the Rams—they’ve come up with a huge play to take the ball away—and now we’ll see if they can turn this into points. It was a bad pass by Bo Nix; we are witnessing a thrilling finish to this great NFL game.

The Rams are now the team unable to put points on the board and are starting to lose momentum; Denver will look to capitalize on this to turn the game around. We are witnessing a great fourth quarter in this match.

The third quarter ends with the score tied at 16–16 between the Los Angeles Rams and the Denver Broncos; it has been a great game, full of intensity and excitement, and we will see how they adjust for the final quarter.

Denver has quickly reached the red zone and, driven by momentum, is close to tying the game; the fans haven't stopped cheering, and we'll see how this exciting third quarter concludes, great close in this match.

Denver finds the end zone with a 4-yard pass, narrowing the gap; the home team is doing a great job as they look to rally and dream of a comeback—we’re in for a thrilling finish to this third quarter, great job.

Great work by the Denver defense to get a quick stop on the Rams and get the ball back. They'll come out with a new offensive series looking to get on the scoreboard, and despite the score, the fans haven't stopped cheering.

Denver fails to move the chains once again; to the fans' great frustration, they are forced to punt. The home team poses little threat, still unable to string together a solid offensive drive, while the Rams will look to extend their lead.

Denver begins this offensive series looking to reach the red zone quickly with long passes; they need to get on the scoreboard and make this game much more interesting. We'll see if they can move the chains.

We’ve reached the two-minute warning, and the Rams hold a commanding two-score lead; it has been a great offensive effort by Los Angeles—even though they haven't managed to reach the end zone, their field goals have been enough.

We are approaching the two-minute warning and will see how this second quarter—controlled by the Rams—concludes; a thrilling, heart-pounding finish awaits, with the Rams continuing to look to extend their lead.

Denver is really struggling to move the chains and will have to punt the ball away once again; desperation is starting to set in on the field as the home team fails to put points on the board, great match.

The Rams salvage 3 points from their drive and now hold a 10-point lead; unable to reach the end zone, they have to settle for a field goal—great work by the Denver defense to stop their opponent, great second quarter.

A very tight game featuring two strong defenses that aren't allowing any points; the Rams have recovered the ball, and Denver has yet to tie the game—a poor start for the home team, who have been stopped twice.

The first quarter ends with the score at Denver Broncos 0, Los Angeles Rams 7; both teams gave us a great opening quarter, and we will see how they adjust for the second, which promises to be even better.

Rams touchdown! The first 7 points go on the board following a massive offensive drive that culminates in a 5-yard pass, putting the home team in the lead; now Denver will try to tie the game, great game.

The Rams are already in the red zone after a solid pass to Stafford; we'll see if they can turn this drive into their first points. There is great intensity from the visitors, who are playing aggressively.

It is a game defined by strong defenses that force quick stops; the Rams have regained possession and are already at midfield. The fans are trying to ramp up the pressure from the stands, and the match is moving at a good pace in this tight first quarter.

The Rams fail to move the chains and will have to punt the ball away quickly after just three plays; now we’ll see how Denver responds on their opening drive of a game that has gotten off to a good start.

The Rams begin this opening drive looking to establish the run game; they want to gain yards and move the chains in this first quarter, while Denver, fueled by the home crowd, aims to stop the visitors quickly.

Everything is set for kickoff; the players are geared up and awaiting the signal to return to the gridiron and start the game here in Denver. The Broncos will be looking for a win in a matchup that promises plenty of scoring.

The players finish warming up and return to their locker rooms to receive final instructions from their coaches, so that minutes later they can take the field for the start of the first quarter in this big Week 3 NFL game.

Here are the inactive players for Denver who will not see action in this game, where the team looks to capitalize on home-field advantage to secure a win:

Marvin Mims Jr.

Lil'Jordan Humphrey.

Kage Casey.

Dallen Bentley.

Tyler Onyedium.

Sav'ion Jones.

Sam Ehlinger* Emergency 3rd QB

These are the inactive Rams players who will not see action in this highly important game—significant absences for the visiting team on this NFL Sunday night:

WR Puka Nacua.

FS Kam Kinchens.

WR CJ Daniels.

WR Tutu Atwell.

QB Ty Simpson.

S Maximus Pulley.

OL Bill Murray

Players from Denver and the Rams are taking the field for this football game; they are preparing on the gridiron, aiming for a victory in Week 3, while other players interact with fans before beginning their warm-ups.