It shows moving trucks, equipment being moved, new offices, players packing, coach Jeff Fisher telling his team that he’s been through a move before and some of the machinations of the NFL Draft. It’s all in a one minute, nine second trailer for the new season of Hard Knocks, this time focusing on the Los Angeles Rams. The HBO/NFL Films reality series begins August 9 and the scenes in the new trailer make for what could be a very promising season of the show:
https://twitter.com/nfl/status/730857642084569089
This will be a different season as NFL Films will most likely focus on the move from St. Louis and the transition of the players and coaches to Southern California in the first episode and then focus on the preseason in the other installments that will run through the beginning of September.
This will certainly make for an interesting season of Hard Knocks.

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