The Rams’ toughest opponent may be themselves ‘iron sharpens iron’
The most important football the Los Angeles Rams will play this summer won’t be in a joint scrimmage, televised preseason game, or their ‘Battle of LA’ against the Chargers at SoFi Stadium. It will happen on anonymous practice fields beneath the heavy Southern California sun, when Matthew Stafford breaks the huddle, steps to the line of scrimmage and begins scanning all of the elite talent his team now has on the other side of the ball.
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The most important football the Los Angeles Rams will play this summer won’t be in a joint scrimmage, televised preseason game, or their ‘Battle of LA’ against the Chargers at SoFi Stadium. It will happen on anonymous practice fields beneath the heavy Southern California sun, when Matthew Stafford breaks the huddle, steps to the line of scrimmage and begins scanning all of the elite talent his team now has on the other side of the ball. Where is two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year winner Myles Garrett lined up? Is All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie pressed outside?
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- The most important football the Los Angeles Rams will play this summer won’t be in a joint scrimmage, televised preseason game, or their ‘Battle of LA’ against the Chargers at SoFi Stadium. It will happen on anonymous practice fields beneath the heavy Southern California sun, when Matthew Stafford breaks the huddle, steps to the line of scrimmage and begins scanning all of the elite talent his team now has on the other side of the ball.
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The Rams’ toughest opponent may be themselves ‘iron sharpens iron’
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