#5. Josh Adams (Wales)
In a disappointing display against Scotland at Cardiff, hopes were dashed as Adams, the second-most capped player in the squad, failed to showcase any sign of maturity. His reckless act of throwing the ball into the crowd gifted Scotland a penalty, adding to his mounting errors.
But that was just the beginning of his woes. Unable to contend with high kicks, easily turned over twice in the first half, and lacking the necessary aggression, Adams’ performance left much to be desired, earning him a dismal 3/10 rating.
His struggles persisted against England, where a crucial moment saw him lacking the speed to outmaneuver the defense or the strength to hold his ground. Substituted for Mason Grady at the hour mark, Adams could only muster a modest 5/10 rating.
Facing Ireland, while Adams showed glimpses of defensive effort and delivered some powerful kicks, his role in the defensive line meant he missed as many tackles as he made. His substitution for Mason Grady in the 57th minute further highlighted his shortcomings, as he was mercilessly given a paltry 3/10 rating.