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The biggest stars of the LA Rams NFL team have attempted to guess the names of AFL clubs with nothing to go on but their logos – and some of their answers were absolutely wild.
In a hilarious video posted to social media, numerous players have gone very wide of the mark as they tried to decipher the names of teams like the Collingwood Magpies and Adelaide Crows.
The video kicks off with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Matthew Stafford taking a punt at guessing the name of the Gold Coast Suns.
‘I’m feeling like it’s an S, so we’re gonna say it’s the Surfers,’ Stafford guesses after taking a look at the team’s logo.
Next up is tight end Tyler Higbee, who attempts to guess the name of the Fremantle Dockers.
His answer? ‘Anchors.’
Super Bowl-winning quarterback Matthew Stafford (pictured) and his LA Rams teammates have featured in a hilarious video that sees them try to guess the names of AFL teams
Rams star Braden Fiske (pictured) made arguably the funniest guess of all the players
Fiske took a stab at the Adelaide Crows’ name and came up with the ‘pterodactyls’ (Crows star Izak Rankine is pictured)
More players attempt to guess different teams, with one of the funniest entries made by interior defensive lineman Braden Fiske.
After looking at the Adelaide Crows’ logo, he said the team are called the ‘Pterodactyls’.
The social media video has been posted to promote the Rams’ clash with the San Francisco 49ers at the MCG in September.
The NFL’s eagerly awaited debut at Australia’s most famous stadium will kick off the most spectacular global edition yet of America’s sporting behemoth.
An entire series of matches will see a record nine games be played across seven countries worldwide at some of sport’s most celebrated venues this coming season.
‘This year’s record-breaking schedule will see a host of world-class NFL franchises and star athletes play in some of the most iconic sporting venues in the world,’ Peter O’Reilly, NFL executive vice-president of club business, major events and international, said in a statement.
‘It underlines the league’s global growth vision and bringing our fans internationally closer to the game than ever before.’
