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Everybody, it is Thursday, July 31st, 2025.

Welcome to a special edition of the NFL fantasy football podcast. It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant, joined by Michael F. Floria. We are here at Loyola-Marremont University at Rams Training Camp, chance to sit down with some of the guys with the Los Angeles Rams. Really excited about this opportunity. I know we had to do Charger Camp a couple years ago. Today we got get to do Rams camp. You know, our boy Laquan Jones is standing by, envious. I was getting to talk to some of us dudes. He's here. And I was here for one reason only. I wanted to find out who the best hooper on the Rams was. Like, that's all I care about. So we will find out for you which one of their skill positions is the best one. Had a chance to sit down with a couple of the running backs.

Talked with Jarquez Hunter and Blake Corum.

Also a couple of the running backs,

talked with Jarquez Hunter and Blake Corum.

Also a couple of the wide receivers with Tutu Atwell and Canatee Mumpfield.

So I got to kind of get their feelings on, you know, their expectations for the team this

year, just sort of life with the Rams, dealing with coach Sean McVeigh, and of course,

finding out who the best hooper on the team is. So looking forward to it. Enjoy. Enjoy what should be a really fun show. Chance to talk to a couple of the wide receivers for the Los Angeles Rams, joined by Tutu Atwell and Canante Mumfield. Fellas, appreciate you stopping by, man. How's camp going for you? Camp going great. Appreciate you for having us. Yeah. Great. Great. Great.

So what I just got to ask about, you know, you got to be out here. Like, you know, can I say this is your first year, your rookie season. You were getting some praise from one of the goats, man. Devante Adams has had a lot of great things to say about you so far. What has that meant to you? And what have you kind of learned from Devante since you've been here?

It means a lot, you know, truly a blessing to get recognized by somebody that I grew up watching. So, I mean, it means the world. But, I mean, just being a sponge from all those guys from Devante to Tutu to Puka, just learning and absorbing as much as I can. so and first training camp Tuta, you're the veteran in that wide receiver room. You've been there longer than anyone. Do you have to, like, show guys where the vending machines are and, like, the bathrooms are? So, like, what does it mean to you being the longest tenured Rams wide receiver? It means a lot, man. You know, just I did my time just from coming into 21 and, you know, had a greater amount of guys that come in like Odell, Coup, Robert Woods, and Sean Jackson. I learned for those guys and, you know, just meeting Devonte and the rest of these rookies just trying to get to know them and, you know, just teach them something and learning from them as well. So it feels good. Yeah, I mean, too, so, you were one of the few guys left from that Super Bowl team. I mean, um, what does that mean? What, what sort of experience can you, can you share with these guys about what it means to, to win a championship? It means a lot, man, you know, just being on that team, we had a lot of great players. Um, and, you know, just back in back back back back in that year, Sean had a great, he ran the

team as a great, a great, a great way to run it. And, you know, just it's about winning and

taking care of your players, you know. And I feel like everybody want to be here and everybody

want to come here to see what it's like to win and just bring these guys along

as a rookie just showing them away and what it takes for it and this is one of the more talented

wide receiver rooms in all of the NFL this year with you guys and puka and devonte but like you said

over the years there's just been so a surplus of talent and a great head coach to

play for so for you what's it like year after year getting to play with so much talent and what's it

like walking into the Rams locker room for the first time uh I mean so it's it's amazing like you said

the talent you know is off the charts and like I said being able to be a sponge and learn from everybody, not even just receivers and just how people go about their business, how pros act like pros.

So I get to kind of see that firsthand.

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