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MELBOURNE, Sept 4 : When the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers run onto the Melbourne Cricket Ground in a week's time, they will be the final pieces in a giant logistical puzzle that the National Football League has plotted for nearly two years as part of a greater mission to convert the world to American football.
MELBOURNE, Australia — By the time the San Francisco 49ers took off for Australia late Wednesday night Pacific Time, their Qantas Airbus A380 charter flight had four pilots, 22 cabin crew, one traveling charter manager and carried more than 95,000 pounds of human and material cargo. The payload included 220 passengers and their checked luggage, weighing in at an estimated 62,000 pounds, alongside 33,000 pounds of essential team equipment.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa took a big step toward returning to play Wednesday when he participated in a full practice for the first time since tearing his right anterior cruciate ligament in Week 3 of last season.
LAS VEGAS — Kirk Cousins will begin the season as the Las Vegas Raiders' starting quarterback over rookie Fernando Mendoza.
MELBOURNE, Sept 2 : The National Football League (NFL) says it is committed to playing the long game with its international strategy as it works out how to convert growing interest in American football into a genuine global following.
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle and defensive end Nick Bosa will both make Wednesday's trip to Australia to play the Los Angeles Rams, sources told NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
NEW YORK — Colin Kaepernick still watches football.
MELBOURNE, Sept 1 : The National Football League (NFL) is looking to bring a game to Australia every season as part of its international strategy and sees the nation as a strategic growth market for American football, a senior executive told Reuters on Tuesday.