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Entering the 2026 season, the Los Angeles Rams were the favorites to win the Bowl, with superstars like Aaron Donald and Matthew Stafford in the lineup.
Former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski criticized the Los Angeles Rams on the "Up & Adams Show," stating the team does not look tough and over-relies on individual superstars. Despite entering the season as favorites, head coach Sean McVay's squad dropped to a 2-3 record following a 37-34 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills, where they allowed 234 rushing yards.
Gronkowski argued that the Rams need an attitude shift rather than leaning entirely on roster talent. The team has also struggled on special teams, with kicker Harrison Mevis missing two field goals against the Bills. Additionally, defensive standout Myles Garrett remains sidelined on injured reserve following knee surgery, though he could reportedly return in Week 7.
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