Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay stated he would prefer not to play in Australia again following the team's 27-7 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne. McVay remarked, "We’re not playing in Australia ever again, I hope," while acknowledging the positive atmosphere but indicating a desire to move past the game. He noted the Rams' international marketing ties to Australia might complicate this wish. McVay humorously suggested wanting to forget the game entirely, comparing it to the 'Men in Black' memory-erasing device. The Rams are preparing for their next game against the New York Giants at SoFi Stadium. Quarterback Matthew Stafford commented on the travel effects, stating, "Not too bad, not too bad," while receiver Davante Adams emphasized that the team should not blame the flight for their performance, attributing the loss to the 49ers playing better. The Rams are focused on improving as they move forward.
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Sean McVay expresses desire to avoid future games in Australia
Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay expressed a desire to avoid playing in Australia again after the team's loss to the 49ers. Despite the positive atmosphere, he humorously suggested wanting to forget the game. Players, including quarterback Matthew Stafford and receiver Davante Adams, downplayed the impact of travel on their performance as they prepare for their next game against the Giants.
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Rams’ Sean McVay wants no part of playing in Australia ‘ever again’
Sean McVay expresses desire to avoid future games in Australia