Rams humbled in Australia as McVay rejects travel excuses after 27-7 loss
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Sean McVay declared the Rams were humbled after a 27-7 season-opening defeat to the 49ers in Melbourne, declining to blame their travel schedule and emphasizing that Los Angeles simply wasn’t good enough. The team landed in Australia about 24 hours before kickoff, struggled offensively for a season-low seven points, and saw injuries to Kam Curl, Davis Allen and Nate Landman as San Francisco pulled away, marking the Rams’ first double-digit loss since 2024.
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