
Following an opening 27-7 defeat against the San Francisco 49ers in Australia, the Los Angeles Rams are aiming to reset their campaign ahead of a Week 2 matchup with the New York Giants. Head coach Sean McVay expressed no desire to stage future contests abroad down under despite acknowledging the strong crowd energy, with his squad managing only 168 passing yards during the lopsided opener.
Injuries have compounded the rocky start, as edge rusher Myles Garrett landed on injured reserve after undergoing knee surgery. McVay reported positive early signs from the 30-year-old's recovery, noting Garrett moved off crutches within twenty-four hours of the successful operation, though the team has not established a definite timetable for his return.
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