This former Disney Channel star and long-time Rams fan kicked off with her beloved team
This past weekend’s Los Angeles Rams preseason game was extra special for one longtime Rams fan: former Disney Channel star and Running Point actress Brenda Song.
Making her guest color analyst debut with her beloved team, Song brought a new energy into the booth and Inglewood’s SoFi Stadium with her extensive Rams knowledge.
Appearing on CBS L.A. in the third quarter, Song stepped into the booth just in time for Alex Cook’s interception and 100-yard return for a touchdown. Song made her joy known by saying, “we’re going home, bye!” Jourdan Rodrigue, J.B. Long and Rob Havenstein accompanied Song in the booth with Darren M. Hayes on the sideline. The showdown culminated in a 34-0 Rams victory against the New Orleans Saints, making this the perfect game for Song’s debut and for the Rams to celebrate their 10th year back in Los Angeles.
Song says that having reigning Defensive Player of the Year playing with the MVP is “so exciting” and that she feels “so lucky that we get to see [Myles Garret] in this stadium.”
Brenda Song preparing to discuss her excitement for the seasonCredit: Los Angeles Rams
A few years ago, Song went viral for analyzing Rams plays while on a promotional tour for Netflix series Running Point. Replying to a fan question asking what she would have done to slow down Saquon Barkley in the NFC Divisional Round, Song broke down her reasoning and thoughts on the work of defensive coordinator Chris Shula during the season as well as that of offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur. Fans applauded the in-depth analysis, and Song came to be known for her deep love of L.A. sports. The time she spent dedicated to this Rams team shone through during her debut as she demonstrated both admiration and respect for the players and game. Song also provided lighthearted commentary, deeming a play “send-a-Brenda” and continuing a long-time-running string of jokes about joining the team. This time, Song said that if she had a larger body, her child actor anger could be put to good use as the Rams’ newest player.
This is not the first time Song joined the L.A. Rams on a project. In 2025, Song partnered with the Rams for the season’s schedule release video. Bridging both witty commentary and straight-up comedy, Song made Rams fans laugh while lining up the matchups to come. She is also a frequent face at the Rams House. With this dedication on her resume, it makes sense that the Rams would ask Song back to make her analyst debut.
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