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After a disappointing end to Week 5, the Los Angeles Rams look to get back in the win column against the Arizona Cardinals.

The Los Angeles Rams enter Week 6 aiming to rebound from a Week 5 loss as they face the 1-4 Arizona Cardinals. The matchup marks head coach Sean McVay's first game against former Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur, who is now serving as the Cardinals' head coach. Arizona enters the contest looking to snap a three-game losing streak behind veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
Following their recent defeat, the Rams adjusted their roster by releasing kicker Harrison Mevis and returner Xavier Smith, subsequently signing kicker Blake Grupe off the New York Jets' practice squad. Additionally, Los Angeles will be without starting left tackle Alaric Jackson, who is serving a one-game NFL suspension for throwing a punch in Week 5.
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