Sean McVay blames his 'dumbass' self for Australia travel plans that appear to have tanked Rams vs. 49ers
If the Rams are ever forced to play in Australia again, don't expect them to arrive at the last minute.
In a surprising turn of events, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay has taken blame for the team's poor performance against the New York Giants, following a disastrous Week 1 match against the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne. McVay attributed the team's 28-6 victory to his own "dumbass" travel plans, causing confusion and laughter from the press corps.
The Rams played without key players Myles Garrett and Puka Nacua, but still managed an impressive 28-6 win, thanks to Matthew Stafford's four touchdowns, Davante Adams' 195 yards and two scores, and a strong defensive effort boosted by Aaron Donald's return. This victory puts the Rams back in the favorable position for the rest of the season. McVay has vowed never to let the Rams play in Australia again, even if he remains the head coach.
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