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'Knocking down walls': NFL puts global event machine to test in Australian debut

MELBOURNE, Sept 4 (Reuters) - 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.

The Star MalaysiaIan Ransom查看原文 ↗
“打破壁垒”:NFL在澳大利亚首秀中测试其全球赛事运作模式

November 9, 2025; Santa Clara, California, USA; Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams (23) during the first quarter against the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-Imagn Images

MELBOURNE, Sept 4 (Reuters) - When the Los Angeles Rams ⁠and San Francisco 49ersrun 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.

Standing over the ‌whole circus is Jon Barker, the NFL's Global Event Operations and Production boss, who is across everything from turning Australia's premier sporting cathedral into an NFL stadium to moving hundreds of staff and tons of equipment around the globe.

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