Kyren Williams Questions Playing Time Amid Rams' Struggles

The Los Angeles Rams are experiencing a difficult start to the 2026 NFL season, currently holding a 2-4 record after a loss to the Arizona Cardinals. This defeat, which came at home, has left the Rams at the bottom of the NFC West standings.

Running back Kyren Williams addressed the team's offensive struggles after the game, noting that he logged a season-low of 13 touches, including 10 carries for 50 yards and three receptions for 17 yards. Despite being on the field for 72.4% of the snaps, he expressed uncertainty about his role and the team's inconsistency.

Williams has seen a decrease in his average rushing attempts this season compared to previous years, and he highlighted the importance of maintaining energy and camaraderie among teammates. The Rams' current record marks them as one of the few preseason Super Bowl favorites to start the season with a losing record, raising concerns about their playoff prospects.