Wales stars must share blame for poor Six Nations

Welsh rugby is at a crossroads.

Wales' poor Six Nations campaign has led to calls for change, with many fans and pundits calling for head coach Wayne Pivac to be sacked.

Pivac has been in charge of Wales since 2019, but he has yet to win a Six Nations title. Wales have finished fourth in the tournament in each of the last three years, and they were beaten by Italy for the first time in their history earlier this year.

Pivac's record is poor, but he is not the only one to blame for Wales' struggles. The players must also take responsibility for their performances.

Wales have a talented squad.

They have some of the best players in the world, including Alun Wyn Jones, Dan Biggar, and Josh Navidi.

However, these players have not been performing to their best in recent months. They have been making too many mistakes, and they have not been able to impose themselves on games.

The players need to take a long hard look at themselves and ask why they are not playing to their potential.

They need to be more consistent.

Wales have been too inconsistent in recent years. They have played well in some games, but they have been poor in others.

They need to find a way to be more consistent, and they need to start winning games more regularly.

If they can do that, they will be a force to be reckoned with once again.