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Rams entire roster travels to Australia, Donald status unclear
Livemint··5 Sept
Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay said the entire roster will travel to Australia for next week's regular-season opener against the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne. Donald, 35, rejoined last weekend after 2 years away, but McVay said it is unclear whether he will suit up at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The game is the NFL's first in Australia.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Rams fans in Melbourne can see the full travelling squad, though Donald's playing status remains undecided.
- The Rams fly to Australia less than 48 hours before the Friday morning Melbourne kickoff.
- San Francisco travelled earlier and prepared on site for the Week 1 international game.
What's Happening
- McVay announced travel plans Friday as the Rams prepared at Woodland Hills.
- All-Pro receiver Puka Nacua is expected to play after progress on a core muscle injury.
- Myles Garrett is expected to play despite missing training camp workouts with soreness.
NFL International Game Logistics
- The Rams honed their international approach on previous trips to London and Mexico City.
- Donald ended retirement last weekend, rejoining after 2 years away from the team.
- McVay said Donald's ramp-up has been intentional and they will decide day by day.
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