Rams Players Were Caught Mocking Cowboys Players As They Ran 20-Yard Sprints After Their Joint Practice — “Sh-t, We Ain’t Doin’ That” [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Los Angeles Rams players made their stance clear after joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys. They refused to join the extra conditioning work. The Cowboys lined up for 20-yard sprints on their own.
Video captured the moment as Rams players walked off the field. One voice rang out with a blunt response.
“Putting that extra work in?! Sh*t, we ain’t doin’ that with y’all,” someone said.
Wow: Rams players REFUSED to join in with the Cowboys players to run 20s after joint practice.
“Putting that extra work in?! Sh*t, we ain’t doin’ that with y’all”
HC Brian Schottenheimer didn’t make the call for conditioning; it came from the players.pic.twitter.com/tFR27neNd4
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) August 12, 2026
Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer confirmed the extra runs came from the players. It was not a coaching decision. Quarterback Dak Prescott backed the choice and said the team takes pride in conditioning.
Los Angeles Rams Stay Focused Amid High Expectations
The Rams already carry heavy Super Bowl expectations this season. President Donald Trump recently listed them among his top picks. He called the Rams “looking very strong” while naming a few contenders.
The team continues to wait on a potential return from Aaron Donald. The three-time Defensive Player of the Year has worked out with the club multiple times. Momentum builds around a possible reunion alongside Myles Garrett. No final decision has arrived yet.
Joint practices often reveal culture differences. The Cowboys chose to push through extra sprints in the heat. The Rams chose a different path and headed inside.
Los Angeles Rams Build Momentum Without the Extra Miles
Sean McVay’s squad enters the season as clear favorites in many circles. Adding Donald would only raise those odds higher. The defensive front already features elite talent after major offseason moves.
Players on both sides mixed trash talk during the session. Physical plays and competitive moments filled the afternoon. Yet the final image belonged to the Rams walking away while the Cowboys kept running.
The viral clip spread quickly across social media. Fans debated which approach shows better commitment. Some praised the Cowboys for voluntary work. Others backed the Los Angeles Rams for trusting their own process.
Training camp continues with both teams preparing for the preseason. The Los Angeles Rams will keep building toward Week 1. Their focus stays on the bigger picture while they await Aaron Donald’s next move.
The moment offered a light look at two different locker room cultures. One group pushed for extra yards. The other decided enough was enough for the day.
