Rams, 49ers and Australia
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Fans pack Melbourne for the Rams-49ers season opener, the first regular-season NFL game in Australia
The NFL's Rams and 49ers season opener in Australia has drawn thousands of American fans. Richard Trang is thrilled to see the 49ers play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and appreciates the camaraderie between Niners fans and Australians.
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Rams roasted for travel plans as 'in-and-out' strategy backfires in NFL Australia loss
The Rams' two-year dedication to figuring out the best way to get to and from Australia resulted in a decisive loss.
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Sports scientists react to McVay, Rams' travel plan to Australia after Myles Garrett's injury, loss
The Los Angeles Rams' travel strategy for their opening game may draw additional scrutiny in the wake of Myles Garrett's knee injury.
Last year’s Vikings-Lions Christmas Day matchup on Netflix set a streaming record with 27.5 million viewers. However, that record was broken a few weeks later when the NFL placed the Bears-Packers wild-card matchup on Amazon Prime Video, which drew more than 30 million viewers.
Stephen A. Smith called out the Los Angeles Rams' controversial decision to travel to Australia one day before Week 1.
Sean McVay, Matthew Stafford and other Los Angeles Rams shared blame for their brutal 27-7 season opening loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
With Myles Garrett's trip to the injured reserve, the Rams season hangs in the balance. Now the fleece—once golden, once gleaming, once the envy of the league—must survive its shearing. The wooly hides of the preseason paper champs must prove it's made of something stronger––resilience.