Following a rough 27-7 season-opening defeat to the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay expressed zero desire to make another journey to Australia. Despite acknowledging the positive crowd environment overseas, McVay took full responsibility for his squad's stalled aerial attack and emphasized the need to rectify those problems prior to their home opener against the New York Giants on Monday Night Football.
Compounding the Week 1 setback, defensive end Myles Garrett landed on injured reserve with knee trouble and must sit out for a minimum of four weeks. Meanwhile, questions remain unanswered regarding a prospective comeback for Aaron Donald, though the franchise maintains that internal panic has not set in ahead of their matchup with New York.
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