Rams Superfan O’Shea Jackson Jr. Predicts L.A.’s 2026 Record Will Be…?

O'Shea Jackson Jr. warned the room before the Rams schedule even went up on the screen. "Y'all not going to like this."

He was right. Game by game, the Rams superfan walked Rich through Los Angeles' 2026 slate, and by the end the Rams had a 14 and 3 record, the one seed and a very confident prediction to go with it.

It started overseas. Week one is a primetime game against the 49ers in Australia, and Jackson isn't watching from home. "I'm flying all the way to Melbourne," he said. "I'm going to go see a victory." His reasoning was personal. "Those Niners have been a pain in our side for too long. And I'm ready."

The Giants at home on Monday Night Football? "That's done. We got that." Two and oh.

Then came the first dose of realism. Sunday night at Denver, Jackson predicted, would be "one of those annoying games" because of the altitude, and the Rams would probably still be recovering from opening in Australia. "That's one that's going to sneak up on us." Two and one.

The trip to Philadelphia brought out his best line. Jackson referenced a phone call from earlier in the show and made it clear he wasn't going to be disrespected. "I'm putting some wings on the grill, and they might be eagle," he said, before adding, "I hope the government don't come after me." The room begged him not to eat a bald eagle. Three and one.

Buffalo at home on Monday Night Football was the second loss. After going all out against an Eagles team he said had the Rams' number, Jackson figured the Bills catch them at the right time. "I think Buffalo got us right there." Three and two.

After that, the predictions got a lot shorter. Home against Arizona: "We're winning that." At Vegas, a split house: "We're winning that, no problem." The Battle of SoFi against the Chargers: win, with Jackson insisting the fans in the building would be in blue and gold. At Washington: win. Arizona again: win. That put the Rams at eight and two heading into the bye.

The Thanksgiving Eve game at home against Green Bay gave him brief pause, since the Rams come off the bye and he wasn't sure when the Packers' bye was. (It turned out to also be week 11.) He took the win anyway. Thursday night against Kansas City the following week? The room pointed out Mahomes should definitely be back by then. Jackson took it anyway. Ten and two.

At San Francisco in week 14, another win. Week 15, another win, and Jackson didn't even want to discuss the opponent. "Don't even talk to me about them." Twelve and two.

The only other loss he predicted was at Seattle in week 16. "We're losing that one." Then a win at Tampa to start the new year, setting up the regular season finale at home against Seattle, probably for the one seed by Jackson's math.

"Taking that," he said. "That one's everything."

Fourteen and three, the one seed, a division title. That left one question: "Whose house?"

"Rams house," Jackson said. "Recognize or step aside. This one is for number nine."