Practicing with the Rams

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(08-26-2022, 09:34 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: That makes much more sense, I do like that Cordell is getting under his skin...


Pretty sure it was La'el with Leonard Floyd's helmet and that is what started everything as La'el was frustrated by getting
beat by Floyd. Still, taking off a player's helmet and throwing it is a completely different thing than grabbing helmets and 
using them as weapons.

I guess I am starting to understand why some of you guy's aren't fans of joint practices now...

I thought it was a good change up from just playing your own guys. The thing is fights and weird shit happens with your
own Defense going against your Offense all the time too. Burrow can handle his own, he likes to get into fights with LB's.

Punched Devin White and Patrick Queen in these types of brawls while at LSU lol

I do understand the level of competition and wanted to change it up but there is a good amount of risk as I'll go into more below.

(08-26-2022, 09:37 PM)Synric Wrote: Almost every team in the league does joint practices every season... The Eagles did two different sets of joint practices. In Training Camp there are fights and this one was the worst but really as far as joint practices are concerned the Good far outweighs the Bad.

I know they all do them, still not a fan of it. No defensive player is going to going to risk the franchise and take a shot at Burrow, but I know I read about day one of this joint practice Donald tapping Burrow. Granted, that is just a tap, but no one on the Bengals defense is going to do that. Next time Donald rushes, maybe he is pissed and does more then tap or Burrow moves awkwardly to avoid him. I understand the good, but the first time a team loses a star player in one of these joint practices due to someone being pissy like Donald was and no one will do them for awhile.