Verse was not so free in January, when a novice past Rusher expressed his dissatisfaction with Philly believing.
“I hate Eagles fans,” he said at the time. “They’re so annoying. I hate Eagles fans.”
Vers, who went to a high school in Pennsylvania, set up for the best (or worst) fans of Philadelphia had to offer by sharing their feelings of playing trips to play Eagles.
Snowflake picked up opposite fans who previously poured Santa with snowballs, the matter survived on stage that the verses set. Los Angeles lost, 28-22, but Eagles perhaps pushed more than any team after the season. And even though verses were often celebrated with a choos of Boos, he supported his speech. He recorded three tackles for losses and two sacks, as he and the rams made late pushed before they collapsed shyly to reach the NFC Championship game.
Verse has since won the AP defense of the year and earlier in June talked about a two -digit bag that he left on the field which he intends to change in the 2nd year.
With training camps for over a month away, it will not be long now until verses can start looking to do good for his sack. He will also soon be given another opportunity to face Eagles and their fans, when Rams travel to Philadelphia in the 3rd week of the coming season.
Verse also did not call the crowd the most difficult to play in front of the NFL.
“Playing Eagles is like playing your competitor in college,” he said. “You never know what they’re going to say and they’re going to try to say disrespect. Don’t misunderstand me, they don’t want to say anything where you are like,” bro, you crossed a line, “but they’re going to say something where you are like,” Who you talk? ‘”
Maybe the next meeting of the teams, fans of Eagles will make it easier and remember the compliments he has now paid them.
More likely, though, they let him hear it again – not that he would want it in any other way.