Fists and helmets went flying as a joint training session between two NFL franchises turned nasty. 😳 9WWOS NFL
Things got chippy in the middle of the second day of the joint practice, when Cincinnati offensive lineman La'el Collins blocked Donald as quarterback Joe Burrow completed a long pass to Ja'Marr Chase. On the next play, Collins scuffled with linebacker Leonard Floyd, ripping off the defender's helmet and tossing it.Collins was involved in another scuffle before the final sideline-clearing fight.
The Bengals and Rams, who played in the Super Bowl in February, face each other in the final preseason game on Saturday night in Cincinnati. In 2019, the Browns' Myles Garrett was suspended six games for using his helmet to smash Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph over the head during a regular-season game.
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