Rams fan traveled 8,000 miles to watch Week 1 upset of Seahawks


Jono Hartles is passionate about the Rams.
In fact, Hartles traveled 8,000 miles just to watch his favorite team in person.
And boy, did he get a treat.
What better way to see a game when your team wins a thrilling game over a division rival -- in this case, the Seahawks, to kick off the 2015 regular season.
Hartles penned a column for Sports Illustrated to chronicle his experience and also tell his story of his passion for the Rams.
"I get up at 5 a.m. every Monday morning in the season to watch the games (there’s a 16-hour time difference), and I see every single Rams game," Hartles wrote. "I’m obsessed. I take days off of work when the Rams play national TV games. I take days off for the NFL draft. And of course I take the Super Bowl—on a Monday in New Zealand—off."
That's the definition of a diehard fan.
(h/t Sports Illustrated)
I'll never forget that day.Was surreal watching my @STLouisRams and a honour to write for @theMMQB @SI_PeterKing http://t.co/5eSKcjzti1
— Jono Hartles (@TFF_Jono) September 17, 2015
Appreciate the shout out team.First class organisation, I appreciate the love I was shown by the team & St.Louis https://t.co/HG7mnZ5f0q
— Jono Hartles (@TFF_Jono) September 17, 2015
