Gronkowski Doubts Rams’ Playoff Prospects

Former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, a longtime teammate of Tom Brady, told host Kay Adams on “Up & Adams” that he has “zero faith” in the Los Angeles Rams’ ability to reach the Super Bowl. Gronkowski referenced the Rams’ 37-34 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills on Monday, saying the team has shown “no domination at all” over five weeks and may not even make the playoffs.

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The Rams entered the discussion with a 2-3 record and a recent, narrow victory over the New York Giants on Monday Night Football.

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Gronkowski’s remarks on the “Up & Adams” podcast constitute his primary public commentary on the Rams’ situation. He suggested that the team’s lack of cohesion—particularly on defense—undermines any chance of postseason success. No representatives from the Rams organization or the NFL offered a response in the available sources.

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• “With the Los Angeles Rams, I was telling somebody, ‘I think I’m out on them,’ I really am,” — Gronk

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• “I really think that sometimes, it happens,” — Gronk

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As the regular season approaches its final stretch, the Rams must address defensive lapses and develop a more balanced offensive approach if they hope to secure a playoff berth. Gronkowski’s skepticism adds a high-profile voice to the ongoing debate about the team’s postseason viability.

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