What happened: Dan Orlovsky called Matthew Stafford's performance one of his worst in years. He said he did not know whether travel contributed to Los Angeles' struggles.
Why it matters: Los Angeles failed on fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line before San Francisco drove 99 yards for a touchdown, turning a scoring opportunity into a 24-7 deficit. Stafford said the offense produced only two good drives. [Rams postgame coverage](https://www.therams.com/news/head-coach-sean-mcvay-quarerback-matthew-stafford-outside-linebacker-myles-garrett-defensive-end-kobie-turner-takeaways-rams-loss-49ers-australia-2026-press-conference)
By the numbers: San Francisco turned a 10-7 halftime lead into a 20-point winning margin, outscoring Los Angeles 17-0 after the break. [Rams game details](https://www.therams.com/news/head-coach-sean-mcvay-quarerback-matthew-stafford-outside-linebacker-myles-garrett-defensive-end-kobie-turner-takeaways-rams-loss-49ers-australia-2026-press-conference)
What to watch: Watch whether the Rams sustain more scoring drives in Week 2.