49ers/Rams rivalry makes its way to Australia for NFL opening week
Another chapter of one of the NFL's most iconic rivalries is set to get underway as the Rams and 49ers travel down under for the first ever game in Australia.
Another chapter of one of the NFL's most iconic rivalries is set to get underway as the Rams and 49ers travel down under for the first ever game in Australia.
Los Angeles Rams standout defensive tackle Aaron Donald will not travel to Australia for Thursday night's opener against the San Francisco 49ers and will be inactive, coach Sean McVay announced Tuesday. The Rams want to give Donald more time to ramp up before making his much-anticipated return after two seasons of retirement.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and quarterback Baker Mayfield have reached agreement on a three-year, $165 million contract extension, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport on Tuesday. Patrick Mahomes is expected to start the Kansas City Chiefs’ season opener Monday against the Denver Broncos, according to coach Andy Reid. “There’s a pretty good chance Patrick will go ahead and start, unless something were to come up here in the next couple days,” Reid said Tuesday.
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Stephen A. Smith shares how he thinks Aaron Rodgers will be viewed if the Steelers miss the playoffs this year.
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The Patriots and star cornerback Christian Gonzalez have agreed to terms on a four-year, $135 million extension, sources told ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler late Monday night. The deal includes $102 million guaranteed, sources said.
The 'Film Never Lies with Luke Willson' podcast returns for its second season on Tuesday and Willson's first guest is Seahawks GM John Schneider, who shared how he found out Myles Garrett had been traded to the division rival Rams.
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Aaron Donald declined to say whether he will play in the Week 1 opener against the 49ers in Melbourne, Australia. Donald, who initially retired in March 2024, came out of retirement on August 30. He took part in individual drills that day but did not do 11-on-11 until September 6.
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