THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. -- The horn signaling the end of a Los Angeles Rams training camp practice had faded into the warm Southern California evening, but defensive coordinator Raheem Morris remained standing on the 40-yard line.
Smiling ear to ear, Morris positioned himself 10 yards away from a line of defensive backs who cut across the field as their coordinator played the role of a human pitching machine, firing strikes in their direction so they could work on their hands.
"That dude -- he's fun," cornerback Darious Williams said about Morris. "He's a good time.