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From Montana to Melbourne, a look inside my journey to Australia to cover my first Los Angeles Rams game as credentialed NFL media.
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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.
A plan 15 months in the making fell flat for the Super Bowl favorites in the season-opening loss to the 49ers in Melbourne.
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.
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.
Andrew Whitworth revealed how the Rams handled sleep during previous London trips.
The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers both traveled extreme distances to get to Melbourne. They used different travel approaches; while the Rams traveled to Australia the day before, while the 49ers had been there for a week.