Rams fall to 2-4 after Week 6 loss as Caleb Williams returns from injury

The Los Angeles Rams dropped to 2-4 in Week 6 of the NFL season, their third loss in four games, leaving them last in the NFC West. The team had been widely expected to contend for the Super Bowl after assembling a star-studded roster. Sunday was described as the low point of their season so far. Elsewhere in the week's games, Caleb Williams returned from one of the season's most dramatic injuries, and an important game was played overseas.

Right-leaning coverage, from Fox News, focuses on the Rams' string of disappointing performances and argues that it took too long for people to see they were not true Super Bowl favorites. Left-leaning outlets also center on the Rams' decline. NBC News places it within a Week 6 roundup alongside Williams' return and the overseas game. The Guardian US examines how a would-be superteam became an ordinary one. Both sides agree on the Rams' struggles and the high expectations they began with. Alternative / independent outlets had not reported this story at the time of writing, while left-leaning and right-leaning outlets had. Those covering it are focused mainly on the Rams' fall from expectations.