The Los Angeles Rams went into the 2026 season as favorites to win the Super Bowl, but after their Week 1 loss those great expectations among the fans has been shaken as less than 33% of the fanbase surveyed are confident the franchise is moving in the right direction.
More than two-thirds of the fanbase surveyed are not confident, indicating a fear among fans that the Rams are either headed in the wrong direction now, and or will be headed in the wrong direction as time’s arrow marches on.
Those numbers
paint a fairly bleak picture among Rams’ fans.
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Of course, if the Rams win in Week 2, that could completely shift the tone of the fanbase, but as of right now with an 0-1 record, there appears to be more concerns around the Rams than votes of confidence.
Another concern among the Rams and their fanbase is the knee injury to Myles Garrett which landed him on IR. Over half the fanbase is at least a little concerned over the injury, if not more than a little concerned. While less than half the fanbase surveyed doesn’t expect the injury to be as big of a setback.
The team and everyone is going to have to wait and see when Garrett makes his return, but also, how does the team look without Garrett? They gave up Jared Verse and high draft capital to acquire Garrett’s services and since that trade, the team is 0-1 with Garrett not suiting up for at least the next four games.
Can the team survive his absence? Will his disappearance ruin the Rams shot at the playoffs and a shot at the Super Bowl?
According to the fans, his wound is reason for valid concern.
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How up and down will the confidence level among Rams fans be throughout 2026? If the last two weeks is any indication, very up and down.
