The Los Angeles Rams have lost three of their last four games, but wide receiver Puka Nacua insists the team's struggles have not created a divide in the locker room.
Following Sunday's 18-16 loss to the Arizona Cardinals at SoFi Stadium, Nacua said the Rams remain united despite their disappointing 2-4 start to the 2026 season.
"We're still a connected group, and I wouldn't—there's no pointing, and there's no arguing and not being connected," Nacua said. "I think there's just a lack of execution, obviously, on our offensive side of the ball. And when we're getting to third downs, not allowing ourselves to stay in rhythm and to keep the rhythm of our offense."
The defeat marked another frustrating result for a Rams team that entered the season
with high expectations. Los Angeles lost 37-34 in overtime to the Buffalo Bills in Week 5 before falling to Arizona, which secured the victory on Chad Ryland's 43-yard field goal as time expired.
The Rams appeared to have salvaged Sunday's game when Matthew Stafford connected with tight end Colby Parkinson for a six-yard touchdown with 47 seconds remaining. However, Arizona quickly moved into field-goal range to hand Los Angeles its fourth loss in six games.
Despite the recent setbacks, the Rams have continued to produce offensively in some areas. They rank second in the NFL with 1,732 passing yards and third with 2,408 total yards through six games.
However, that production has not translated into enough wins. Los Angeles has scored 135 points, ranking 21st in the league, while turnovers and inconsistent execution have contributed to its struggles.
The Rams will need to find answers quickly to turn their season around and keep their playoff hopes alive.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Puka Nacua says Rams are 'still a connected group' after loss
