Los Angeles Rams on Hard Knocks?

[Rambulance]

Looks like it will be announced today. Maybe a trade up for a shiny, new QB will add to the drama.

'Hard Knocks' goes Hollywood: Los Angeles Rams reportedly set to star

...and FTR, it feels great to type Los Angeles Rams again!

 

[PDay8810]

it feels great to type Los Angeles Rams again!

and it looks good to many long time NFL fans.
NOW....if we could just get the Cardinal name removed from Arizona

 

[Clayton]

and it looks good to many long time NFL fans.
NOW....if we could just get the Cardinal name removed from Arizona

I wouldn't mind getting the Cardinals back but they aren't going anywhere.

I'd really like HBO to give at least one episode on leaving Missouri and the BS of government funding NFL stadiums before transitioning into the excitement of a new team in LA. I suspect that this has a chance of being the best year of Hard Knocks.

 

[Red_Chaos]

in another thread i posted the records of the teams after appearing on the show and its so-so we may be looking at another sub .500 season

 

[Clayton]

in another thread i posted the records of the teams after appearing on the show and its so-so we may be looking at another sub .500 season

Well, yeah, Jeff Fisher is still head coach.


"Not only are Rams doing this summer's Hard Knocks, they also are expected to play a regular-season game in 2018 in China"


They might be the Beijing Rams in 10 years.

 

[Red_Chaos]

Well, yeah, Jeff Fisher is still head coach.


"Not only are Rams doing this summer's Hard Knocks, they also are expected to play a regular-season game in 2018 in China"


They might be the Beijing Rams in 10 years.

 

[Breed]

and FTR, it feels great to type Los Angeles Rams again!

Looks real good to see it as well.

 

[SJ76]

Moving to LA + Hard Knocks.. I hope our guys can stay disciplined and focus on their tasks.

 

[shopson67]

I wouldn't mind getting the Cardinals back but they aren't going anywhere.

I'd really like HBO to give at least one episode on leaving Missouri and the BS of government funding NFL stadiums before transitioning into the excitement of a new team in LA. I suspect that this has a chance of being the best year of Hard Knocks.

I doubt the NFL will cast any kind of negative light on it's product.

 

[shopson67]

Well, yeah, Jeff Fisher is still head coach.


"Not only are Rams doing this summer's Hard Knocks, they also are expected to play a regular-season game in 2018 in China"


They might be the Beijing Rams in 10 years.

Rams participating in international games until the new LA stadium opens was part of the relocation deal. Nothing more.

 

[Clayton]

Rams participating in international games until the new LA stadium opens was part of the relocation deal. Nothing more.

I was mostly being sarcastic but it still seems like the Rams should never do an international game again after what happened in London and yet here they are again likely giving up a home game to travel halfway across the world.

I doubt the NFL will cast any kind of negative light on it's product.

Yes, but its also HBO which is the most liberal media institution out there at the moment. John Oliver had an entire episode on the subject but I do suspect that you are right. Certainly Gregg Williams is someone HBO might follow around a bit, too, but I doubt we'll get anything there.

Honestly there isn't much of anything to the Rams other than the move. They have a 5-6 win roster with 2 elite players and a #1 CB they need to lock up long term, some good defensive pieces and maybe half a good oline. Snead still has a lot of work to do but then again that might be what most of the show is going to be about.

 

[jarntt]

On hard times? or hard knocks???

 

[Red_Chaos]

On hard times? or hard knocks???

 

[The Derski]

I think a lot less people watch hard knocks than people realize. Doesn't mean it's not a potential distraction to the team. But hard knocks gets hyped up every year and it's mostly just comes and goes and no one cares.