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Colts’ Camryn Bynum Accuses Rams of Pumping Fake Crowd Noise at SoFi

The claim comes as NFL rules permit limited artificial crowd noise and no independent verification or league inquiry has been reported.

Indianapolis Colts safety Cam Bynum leaves the field after the game against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025.
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Overview

  • Speaking on the Downs 2 Business podcast ahead of Sunday’s Colts–Rams game, Bynum alleged Los Angeles augments the in-stadium sound to mask a quiet home atmosphere.
  • He said his suspicion stemmed from third-down sequences where fans were seated yet loud noise seemed to come from speakers.
  • Bynum also criticized SoFi Stadium’s short turf and described the scene as more of a celebrity showcase than a traditional home crowd.
  • League policy adopted in 2020 allows teams to use artificial noise within set decibel limits, though past violations like the Falcons’ case brought fines and a draft-pick penalty.
  • As of the latest reports, the allegation has not been substantiated, the Rams have not publicly responded, and SoFi’s shared status with the Chargers continues to draw sizable visiting-fan turnouts.