Jared Verse isn't a fan of some of his teammates' music preferences

The Los Angeles Rams are a tight team right now. They have to be, given they're 9-2 and currently the No. 1 see in the NFC playoffs.

But that doesn't mean they agree on everything. Music, for instance, is one area where a few players disagree.

Rams star edge rusher Jared Verse told ESPN this week that he isn't a fan of the music teammates Davante Adams and Emmanuel Forbes Jr. play in the locker room. When Adams or Forbes are at the controls, Verse said music hour is "trash" because he believes they play the wrong music at the wrong times of the day.

"I'm not trying to murder somebody at six in the morning," Verse said, reportedly with a laugh. "Put on some Adele or something like that. Let's relax. I'm not trying to listen to some YoungBoy at 8:30 in the morning after I was just on the phone with my mom. I'm not, it's too much."

Forbes Jr. noted that some teammates don't like his repeat playlists, but that his music tastes are "very Southern."

Receiver Puka Nacua, meanwhile, likes to shake things up when he's on the aux. Nacua told ESPN he mixes in hardcore rap with what he calls "Aloha Friday," which is a mix of reggae or R&B on more relaxing days. Nacua also tries to throw on some electronic dance music on intense practice days, usually on Thursday.

Music is one of those personal interests that varies player to player. But even in the wake of disagreements over what to listen to in the locker room, the Rams are playing at a high level on the field where it matters the most.

This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Jared Verse isn't a fan of some of his teammates' music preferences