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Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Los Angeles Rams

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Is anyone else watching this? I've always been a fan of the Hard Knocks series but after 3 episodes, this one is a dud. There are no interesting story lines and this edition lacks drama of any sort.

I have to wonder if this isn't more about the NFL promoting in a new market.

I have found this season to be the least interesting Hard Knocks to date.

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I have to wonder if this isn't more about the NFL promoting in a new market.

 

I'm all for that, but the Rams are one boring team. The only saving grace so far is the foul mouthed D-Coordinator. That guy would give Rex Ryan a run for his money.

Singletary gives me the creeps. Something out of whack there. Maybe that is why he was an AWESOME player

One good thing has come from it. I heard the phrase NAF for the 1st time.

The center is funny with his tank tops, and keep getting little glimpses of Fern Creek, U of L alum Jamon Brown # 68. Jamon not getting in the pool was funny.

I'm all for that, but the Rams are one boring team. The only saving grace so far is the foul mouthed D-Coordinator. That guy would give Rex Ryan a run for his money.

 

Gregg Williams, the main man behind bounty gate.

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Gregg Williams, the main man behind bounty gate.

 

Yeah, you're right about Gregg Williams, but I actually meant the D-Line coach Mike Waufle. That was who I originally meant to reference but Gregg Williams is also entertaining to watch.

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