Rams Coaches Thought It Was A Good Idea To Taunt Eagles Fans In The Stands — Then, Absolute Chaos Broke Out [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
The Los Angeles Rams traveled east to face the Philadelphia Eagles in a highly anticipated Week 4 regular-season game today. An incredibly massive, raucous crowd of 69,879 passionate football fans completely packed into Lincoln Financial Field for the afternoon matchup.
As with any game with Eagles fans, problems are sure to come about, and this game was no exception.
This legendary East Coast venue quickly turned into an absolute madhouse despite the messy, wet weather conditions. Heavy rain and high humidity created a damp environment, but the rowdy spectators remained completely unfazed.
That was until some Rams coaches decided to mess with them.
Eagles Fans and the Los Angeles Rams Booth Went at It Through the Glass
A chaotic scene unfolded at Lincoln Financial Field following the Rams’ game-winning touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles. Members of the Los Angeles Rams coaching staff aggressively taunted the rowdy home crowd from their booth.
Video footage captured the opposing coaches violently banging on the glass windows of the coaches’ box. Subsequently, several assistant coaches repeatedly flipped off the frustrated Philadelphia supporters standing directly below them.
The highly provocative gestures instantly triggered a fierce, angry retaliation from the passionate Eagles fans. Infuriated spectators began shouting profanities and throwing miscellaneous stadium trash directly at the coaching booth window.
The Los Angeles Rams orchestrated a stunning fourth-quarter comeback to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-20 on Sunday. It did not start out great.
Two costly first-half interceptions thrown by quarterback Matthew Stafford quickly allowed Philadelphia to build an early 20-10 lead. However, Stafford aggressively marched his unit down the field to engineer two consecutive, clutch touchdown drives.
This resilient victory leveled the Rams’ regular-season record at 2-2.
