[Will0120]

I can't seem to find the torrent seeds for it for some reason... Does anyone here know of any streaming sites for it? Canadians can't sign up for HBO Go

Would anyone be kind enough to potentially share their HBO Go password with me lol... Damn I was really looking forward to this...

[Neil039]

Great episode. Gotta love coach Waufle.

Yeah man that dude's badass

His best line, IMO, was when he had the entire d line in for a meeting. Found it on line....

Defensive line coach Mike Waufle is a former Marine and is intense as they come. In a position meeting, he laid down the law.

“Don’t f*cking challenge me. I don’t want any bullshit. I don’t want any f*cking body language. When I say jump, you say how f*cking high. We’re going to f*cking work. You could probably f*ck me up and have a good time trying to do it. I ain’t scared. … We destroy things. We are nasty. We have a chip on our shoulder. We want to f*ck you up. There’s a bomb in this f*cking room. We’re going to blow the NFL up. We’re going to blow the f*cking NFL up.”

[Hacksaw_64]

I can't seem to find the torrent seeds for it for some reason... Does anyone here know of any streaming sites for it? Canadians can't sign up for HBO Go

Would anyone be kind enough to potentially share their HBO Go password with me lol... Damn I was really looking forward to this...

load Kodi/Exodus on your puter...

[RamsFanSince82]

I love this guy.

By Joe Curley of the Ventura County Star

Eric Kush unzipped his luggage on premium cable and invited the country into his personal sense of style Tuesday night.

"The most important part about training camp," Kush told the cameras. "Tank tops."

And with that moment, 13 minutes into the first episode, HBO's "Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Los Angeles Rams" had its cult hero.

The 6-foot-4, 313-pound center held up tank tops designated for all occasions. Then he mixed in a long-sleeve T-shirt.

"My wife picked this shirt out for me," Kush said. "It's one of my few shirts with sleeves."

The Rams are using the show to reintroduce themselves to the country. At first glance, perhaps no largely unknown player made more of a name for himself than the hulking, blonde center from Bridgeville, Pennsylvania.

"The nation is going to have 'Kush Lash' after this," Rams chief operating officer Kevin Demoff said after the show's premiere Tuesday night at L.A. Live, channeling a line from the movie "Jerry McGuire."

There was a hint that Kush would be among the breakout stars of the show when the NFL tweeted out a teaser clip of him muscling two suitcases toward his dorm room at the Rams' UC Irvine training camp.

"The clip was actually the second time we did it," Kush said Monday. "Instead of rolling my bags, I carried them, so I could get all pumped up, you know?"

As the center for the second-team offense, Kush has been central in rookie quarterback Jared Goff's transition to taking the snap under center. Which the show covered comically with a segment that began with Kush telling Goff, "Smack the butt, so I know you're ready to play football."

Spoiler alert: next week's episode shouldn't feature so many fumbled snaps.

"Jared's doing great," Kush said Monday. "I've got to do a better job of getting the ball to him sometimes. ... But the last three practices have been flawless."

A sixth-round pick in 2013 from California University of Pennsylvania, Kush spent the first two seasons of his NFL career with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kush then spent parts of last season with five different teams. After he was cut by Kansas City on Sept. 5, he spent a week with Tampa Bay, seven weeks with Carolina and 10 days with the Texans.

"I was there for two weeks," Kush said. "A bye week and a regular week."

Needing bodies on the offensive line, the Rams claimed him off waivers on Nov. 17 and the center played seven games at guard.

"They needed guards," Kush said. "And now I'm getting my chance to work out at center and everything. I'll probably start fading a little more guard in here, too."

What's the difference between playing center and guard?

"I feel like at center, you're trying to wrestle a bull," Kush said. "You're head to head with a bull at center. At guard, you have a lot more space. You're trying to set, set, set and punch a gorilla."

"At center, you have to be just tight and strong and kind of work your hips. At guard, you have to be able to set, kick and react to moves and stuff like that."

Kush hopes his ability to play more than one position gives him an edge on making the roster.

"It gives me an opportunity," Kush said. "People get hurt and stuff, so you need someone to do both."

Already big for a center, Kush has spent the offseason piling on the mass. After losing 15 pounds in training camp a year ago, he's prepared by coming into camp 15 pounds bigger than his previous playing weight.

"Eating, eating, eating" Kush said. "I don't even care. To me, calories are calories. I'll go down and get a big fat double cheeseburger. I'll eat as many ribs as I can.

"Whatever's there, I'll just shove it in my face. Just shove it in my face."

Unlike many of his teammates, who have already moved in locally, Kush's wife and two young children remain in Kansas City while he works toward a place on the roster.

"We're not making any commitments and falling for that trap," Kush said. "It's tough."

Although he is excited about potentially staying in Southern California.

"I hope I get to stay here for a while, because this place is fantastic," Kush said. "It's great. They take care of you and it's a great, fun organization."

Which, as Hard Knocks viewers already understand, Kush sees as the key to football.

"You just have to have fun coming into training camp … and through the football season," Kush said. "You have to have fun with it or it kind of wears you down. You have to try to have as much fun as you can."

[LARams_1963]

I was surprised the three players were afraid to go into the ocean, but it was probably the smart thing to do instead of risk a freak injury (I believe they're all rookie UDFAs).

Besides the obvious danger to their career. have you ever been to the Newport Wedge? It wasn't extraordinary large that day but after the initial wave backwashes off the jetty that place brakes with a very hollow, thick lipped wave and brakes in about 2 feet of water.
Not for the faint of heart or the unexperienced body surfer.

Exactly why it's called the Wedge... South swell, breaks into jetty, rebounds off, and meets the next swell forming an upheaval wedge... I grew up body boarding in Huntington back in the late 70's/early 80's. Those guys were very smart not to tempt fate.

[BuiltRamTough]

I want to see coach Waufle knock somebody out.

[willasdad]

I got the feeling that Goff is a bit slow. Some of the comments made and scenes exposing some dumb stuff. For example, he doesn't know that the sun rises in the east. Really? They made it clear he is not ready to take over the team yet.

Yeah, they seemed to play up the "dumb" angle quite a bit. Nobody sounds dumber than Eli Manning and that dude's won 2 ring so I ain't worried.

[Will0120]

I can't seem to find the torrent seeds for it for some reason... Does anyone here know of any streaming sites for it? Canadians can't sign up for HBO Go

Would anyone be kind enough to potentially share their HBO Go password with me lol... Damn I was really looking forward to this...

load Kodi/Exodus on your puter...

I uninstalled it a while back cause I never used it, guess I'll have to install it again now sigh... I can't remember the term but which "package" do you recommend for catching hard knocks?

[St. Loser Fan]

I thought in previous years they've done edited versions of Hard Knocks where they cut out the language and show it on one of the other HBO channels. Am I remembering this wrong? Every listing I see says TV-MA for the rating.

My 6 year old wants to watch: but not with the f bombs flying.

[RamsFanSince82]

I thought in previous years they've done edited versions of Hard Knocks where they cut out the language and show it on one of the other HBO channels. Am I remembering this wrong? Every listing I see says TV-MA for the rating.

My 6 year old wants to watch: but not with the f bombs flying.

I don't know about all of the previous seasons of HK, but last season when they profiled the Texans, they had a lot of swearing (especially the HC- O'Brien).