
Blackstenius: Arsenal always a team to count on as OL Lyonnes rematch beckons
Arsenal's women's team meets OL Lyonnes again in Champions League semis, with Stina Blackstenius aiming for victory.
Body language analysis of Rams' coaches after selecting Ty Simpson raises questions about their true feelings. Experts suggest that interpreting body language can be misleading and may not reflect their actual thoughts.
Mentioned in this story
Look, body language is real, and people can read it, but if you are saying you âknowâ what Sean McVay is thinking after the Los Angeles Rams selected Ty Simpson, you could be right, you very much could be wrong. Itâs tricky to go off of body language because body language is tricky.
Ever been happy and have someone accuse you of being sad? How about your sad, but no one can tell? Body language isnât the end all be all, and what are NFL coaches if not actors? They sell fans on lies, they convince teams they will do things that they will not do, in the press conference after L.A. selected Simpson, yes, Les Snead and McVay looked more subdued than usual. Does that mean anything?
I donât know.
Hereâs the reality. Snead and McVay may hate the Simpson pick. Or maybe they have other things going on like preparing for Day 2 and Day 3 of the NFL Draft, meaning they donât have the time to get excited, not yet. They have a roster to build.
Now, will we get reports that people in the Rams organization hate the Simpson pick? Thatâs a great question, and until something tangible like that comes out, itâs all speculation.
Let me ask this, if Snead and or McVay didnât want to take Simpson, then why was Simpson chosen?
I cannot explain why McVay and Snead seemed somber on Thursday night, I cannot explain why McVayâs phone call with Simpson seemed less energetic than usual. I can express that unless you know McVay, and even then, you likely donât know exactly what he thinks.
So, before you get lost in the sauce of YouTube, internet comments, hot takes and body language âexpertsâ, let this pick breathe. Time will tell what the Rams really think, and whether this choice was right or wrong for the Rams in 2026 and beyond.
And remember, speculation, body language reading, and leaving no stone unturned, thatâs all part of the fun, so go ahead and enjoy those takes! And perhaps take those takes with a grain of salt.
Experts and armchair experts sometimes have their opinions weighed the same, whether they should or not. And all the âexpertsâ want to share their takes after the Rams shocked the NFL world and maybe even themselves on Thursday night.
Sean McVay and Les Snead did not express strong enthusiasm during the press conference after selecting Ty Simpson, leading to speculation about their feelings regarding the pick.
Body language can be tricky and misleading, making it difficult to accurately interpret NFL coaches' true feelings or intentions.
The selection of Ty Simpson may indicate the Rams' strategy moving forward, but the subdued reactions from McVay and Snead suggest uncertainty about the pick's significance.

Arsenal's women's team meets OL Lyonnes again in Champions League semis, with Stina Blackstenius aiming for victory.

Cesc FĂ bregas asegura que su prioridad es el Como, no el Chelsea.

Wales faces a daunting task against England, who are on a 35-Test winning streak.
UEFA bans Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni for homophobic slur in match vs Real Madrid
Henri Veesaar turns down $6 million offers to stay in NBA Draft.
NHL playoffs nearing record for penalty shots; Martinook shines in double OT
See every story in Sports â including breaking news and analysis.