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By Matt Audilet
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The Los Angeles Rams landed in Melbourne, Australia on Thursday morning local time, just about 24 hours before their season-opening matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.
The 49ers have been in Australia all week, getting acclimated to the major time change. But the Rams took the complete opposite approach, opting to stay home for as long as possible.
The Rams' whirlwind travel schedule sparked some serious criticism around the NFL world. However, head coach Sean McVay is confident in the team's controversial strategy.
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McVay told reporters that the team is well rested and ready to go for their international Week 1 contest.
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“Flight was great,” McVay said. “We’re well rested, we feel good. It really was. Matthew [Stafford] and I were just talking about that on the way over here. Able to sleep through the night, guys were comfortable, they seem fresh. Get a good night rest tonight and be ready to rock tomorrow.”
The 49ers-Rams clash will kickoff on Friday morning in Australia. For American viewers, the game will begin at 8:35 p.m. ET on Thursday.
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