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11 September 2026

Rams roasted for travel plans as 'in-and-out' strategy backfires in NFL Australia loss

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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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