The Los Angeles Rams have mastered the art of the pre-draft hype video, and their latest creation is a touchdown for fans and film buffs alike. As they gear up for the 2026 NFL Draft, the team has dropped a hilarious and star-studded spoof of the iconic 1995 comedy "Friday."

Titled "Thursday," the short film brilliantly captures the vibe of the original, swapping South Central LA for the Rams' world. The casting is pitch-perfect: O’Shea Jackson Jr. and Dustin "D Smoke" Tucker step into their famous fathers' roles (originally played by Ice Cube and Chris Tucker), while Terry Crews brings his signature energy as the intimidating Deebo. Even current Rams stars Jared Verse, Byron Young, and Kevin Dotson get in on the action, showing off some serious comedic chops.

This isn't just a random parody—it's a deep-rooted celebration of LA culture. The involvement of lifelong Rams fans like Jackson Jr. and rapper YG underscores the team's commitment to weaving itself into the city's fabric. Since returning to Southern California, the Rams have consistently tapped into the local scene, from music to film, to connect with their community in authentic ways.

By blending Hollywood flair with football fervor, the Rams have once again raised the bar for team marketing. "Thursday" is more than a draft promo; it's a testament to their creative spirit and a must-watch that has fans buzzing as the draft approaches.