LOS ANGELES -- By the time Monday came, Jeff Fisher had lost complete track of time.
"Good morning, afternoon or evening," the Los Angeles Rams' coach said as he began a conference call with the media.
Fisher's Rams arrived in an unfamiliar place in an all-too-familiar scenario.
When they touched down in London on Monday morning local time, they were 3-3 for the fourth time in the five years Fisher has been their coach. They were coming off a deflating 31-28 loss to the Detroit Lions, one that saw their stagnant offense awaken and their shorthanded defense fall flat, leaving their entire team in a collective state of distress.