The debut of the NFL’s biggest offseason acquisition turned into an immediate cause for concern as the Los Angeles Rams fell 27-7 to the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne, Australia. The focal point of the fallout isn’t just the scoreline,

The Rams have some lingering questions on offense which could be solved by a creative shift using running backs more.

The Los Angeles Rams WAGs brought out all the stops for their Week 1 watch party.

The Rams' defense was gutted in a 27-7 loss to the 49ers, and one analyst says defensive coordinator Chris Shula is the problem.

Matthew Stafford was one of the Rams' lowest-graded players against the 49ers, but new CB Trent McDuffie performed well.

These were the keys to victory.

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans reacted to learning the Rams' travel schedule after his team's 27-7 win in Australia.

Former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback and current NFL on CBS analyst Trent Green recently appeared on The Rich Eisen Show and predicted that the Broncos and Rams will meet in February.

The Rams took a 7-3 lead over the 49ers on the first play of the second quarter on Thursday night, but it was not a sign that things were going to go their way for the rest of their time in Melbourne,

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