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“We’re here in Week 97, it feels like, and just trying to continue to keep doing the same things we feel like we’ve been good at for the past couple of weeks, which is being a physical team in the run game and then taking advantage of the opportunities we get in the passing game.” “It’s definitely about sticking to the process,” Nacua said.

Williams' only bowl experience in three years at Notre Dame was in the Irish's loss to Alabama in the displaced Rose Bowl held in Texas in 2021, while Nacua played in one minor bowl in four collegiate seasons. He'll be joined in Orlando by Nacua, the most prolific rookie receiver in NFL history after catching 105 passes for 1,486 yards and six TDs.īut for everything they've accomplished this season, they've had very few tastes of high-stakes postseason football tension.

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Williams was rewarded with a Pro Bowl selection after finishing third in the league with 1,144 yards rushing and 12 touchdowns despite missing five games. Williams and Nacua are getting their playoff debuts as one reward for their impressive breakout seasons with the Los Angeles Rams (10-7), who have surged into the postseason with seven wins in eight games built largely on their young players. We’ve been practicing all week with the loud noise.” It might be kind of overboard, but I’d rather it be overboard than not enough. “You can’t even hear yourself think, really. “When we’re at practice, the music is as loud as it can be,” Williams said Thursday. The Rams have cranked up the speakers on the fields at their training complex to near-deafening levels in an attempt to mimic the aural obstacles Los Angeles' offense will face Sunday night at Ford Field, where Detroit fans will be celebrating the end of the Lions' 30-year playoff home game drought.

(AP) - If Kyren Williams and Puka Nacua had any doubts about the atmosphere they'll face in Detroit in their first NFL playoff games, they've literally heard all about it in practice this week.

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