Rams have a legitimate gripe with NFL officials, but their 2-4 record is the bigger problem

The Los Angeles Rams have another reason to complain about NFL officiating.

They also have a 2-4 record after losing at home to an Arizona Cardinals team that entered Sunday with one win.

I'd be a lot more concerned about the second part.

Yes, a questionable personal foul helped Arizona get into position for the winning field goal in its 18-16 victory.

Rams fans have every right to be frustrated, especially given what happened against Denver earlier this season.

FORMER NFL QB SEAN SALISBURY WANTS OFFICIALS TO FACE POSTGAME QUESTIONS LIKE PLAYERS AND COACHES But this was supposed to be the NFL's superteam.

The preseason Super Bowl favorite.

A team built to win a championship right now.

Instead, Los Angeles needed a touchdown in the final minute just to take the lead against the Cardinals.

Then it couldn't get through the remaining 47 seconds.

That's a problem that goes well beyond the officials.

Matthew Stafford's 6-yard touchdown pass to Colby Parkinson capped an 86-yard drive and tied the score 15-15 with 47 seconds remaining.

But what should have been a routine go-ahead extra point was anything but.

Rams kicker Blake Grupe had injured his knee tackling Devin Duvernay just over five minutes into the game and did not return, leaving punter Ethan Evans to attempt the crucial kick.