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Why the Rams are traveling late to Australia for season opener
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· September 6, 2026
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Sean McVay has never been afraid to buck conventional NFL logic, and he is doing so once again with the Los Angeles Rams ’ unusual travel plans for their season opener in Australia. The Rams are leaving Southern California on Tuesday night and will arrive in Australia on Thursday, roughly 24 hour...
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Key points The Rams are leaving Southern California on Tuesday night and will arrive in Australia on Thursday, roughly 24 hour... Sean McVay has never been afraid to buck conventional NFL logic, and he is doing so once again with the Los Angeles Rams ’ unusual travel plans for their season opener in Australia.
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What is this story about? Sean McVay has never been afraid to buck conventional NFL logic, and he is doing so once again with the Los Angeles Rams ’ unusual travel plans for their season opener in Australia. The Rams are leaving Southern California on Tuesday night and will arrive in Australia on Thursday, roughly 24 hour...
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