When teams come together for joint practices, more often than not, fights occur. For some players, it’s their first chance to hit someone other than their own teammates, so tempers can boil over at times.
Sean McVay hopes the Rams and Bengals can avoid any extracurricular activity after the whistle this week when they practice together on Wednesday and Thursday. The Rams practiced against the Raiders and Cowboys last summer, and with the Raiders in 2019, and every time, at least one fight broke out.
