The Los Angeles Rams face a challenging start to the 2026 season, currently holding a disappointing 2-4 record after six weeks. The team's high expectations have quickly faded, especially following a shocking home loss to the Arizona Cardinals, who entered the game as 13.5-point underdogs. This defeat has left the Rams at the bottom of the NFC West standings.

Discontent appears to be brewing among the players, particularly regarding offensive roles. After the recent game, running back Kyren Williams expressed his frustration when asked about the team's offensive struggles.

• Williams noted, "I can't tell you, bro. Probably because I'm not out there."

In Week 6, Williams managed 10 carries for 50 yards and caught three of six targets for 17 yards, marking his lowest total touches of the season with 13. Despite being on the field for 72.4% of the snaps, which is one of his highest rates this year, the disparity in touches between him and fellow running back Blake Corum was concerning. Corum recorded 11 touches (nine carries and two receptions) while playing just 27.6% of the offensive snaps.

Historically, Williams averaged 17.8 carries per game over the past three seasons, but this year he is down to 13.3 rushing attempts per game. When asked if he desired a larger workload, Williams responded, "I can't really call that. It's not on me."

Despite the frustrations, Williams emphasized the importance of maintaining team energy and camaraderie, stating, "We gotta continue to have the energy... be excited, be happy so we uplift not only the offense but the defense and the special teams." He believes that fostering a positive environment will be crucial for the team's success moving forward.