Rams RB Kyren Williams scores TD; 49ers, Rams trade INTs in Australia

The San Francisco 49ers got on the board first, but the Los Angeles Rams got in the end zone first in the NFL’s first-ever game in Australia. Rams running back Kyren Williams scored a five-yard rushing touchdown set up by a 41-yard reception from receiver Puka Nacua. Here is a look at the score: .@K

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The San Francisco 49ers got on the board first, but the Los Angeles Rams got in the end zone first in the NFL’s first-ever game in Australia. Rams running back Kyren Williams scored a five-yard rushing touchdown set up by a 41-yard reception from receiver Puka Nacua.

Here is a look at the score:

.@Kyrenwilliams23 powers his way into the endzone! 💪

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— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 11, 2026

The touchdown gave Los Angeles a 7-3 lead, and on the ensuing drive from the 49ers, quarterback Brock Purdy threw a pick to safety Quentin Lake in the first turnover of the game to give the ball back to the Rams.

Here is a look at Lake's second career interception:

Quentin said "gimme that" 🤲

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— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 11, 2026

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was not able to capitalize on the turnover as Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford threw a pick on their next drive to cornerback Renardo Green, giving San Francisco the ball back with over half of the second quarter left.

Here is a look at Green's second NFL interception: