From 'Kumbaya' to “Kill ‘Em All.' Two players that were involved in all the fights at the Bengals and Rams in their joint practice? Bengals right tackle La’el Collins and Rams defensive end Leonard Floyd. How Rams-Bengals practice became brawls ⤵️
The teams went into special teams work after that, but it hardly served as a pressure valve. Two plays after resuming 11-on-11 work, Collins and Floyd went at it again. This time, both players threw multiple punches as numerous members of each team joined the fray, including Donald, who swung a Bengals helmet at Cincinnati players several times.
Taylor and McVay decided to end the practice a few minutes later, with the Bengals leaving the field first and the Rams waiting until they were gone to exit. “Especially when you start throwing punches with gear on, I’ve been enough of a meathead in my past where I’ve done some stupid stuff, too,” said McVay, who furiously dove into the final scrum in an effort to pull players apart. He declined to specify how the fight started or escalated.
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