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

Sean McDermott spent part of his year away from coaching doing something most NFL head coaches rarely get to do: watch another team from the outside. When he visited the Los Angeles Rams camp, he was not looking for some secret offensive concept or defensive wrinkle but wanted to see what makes Sean McVay tick.

The Rams are dealing with the short straw of a long trip to Australia by making the stay as short as possible.

Sean McVay always has Rams players ready to roll for international games, blowing out their opponents each time.

The San Francisco 49ers are already in Australia for Thursday's game in Melbourne, but the Los Angeles Rams won't arrive for a few more days.

Sean McVay nunca ha tenido miedo de desafiar la lógica convencional de la NFL, y lo está haciendo una vez más con los inusuales planes de viaje de los Rams de Los

Sean McVay has a ton of confidence in the Rams' inside linebackers, led by Nate Landman and Omar Speights.

The Los Angeles Rams are taking quite the heat regarding the future of their top offensive weapon, Puka Nacua. The Rams are just days away from the Week 1 game in Australia, but the star wideout is still awaiting a decision on whether he will play.

Sean McVay says he expects Aaron Donald, and every other Rams player, to be on the flight to Australia for Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers.

Rams head coach Sean McVay, quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Davante Adams discuss the team's approach to travel and more for Week 1 in Australia against 49ers