From the episode

In week one, it was a lot of Kyron. 39 snaps to 14. In week two, it was really close. 34 to 28. And then in week three, 61-25. Last week, 70 snaps for Kyron, 13 for Blake Corum.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalUsage

Kyron Williams dominates snap counts in high-leverage situations; 70 snaps last week.

Kyron Williams has seen rising snap counts in critical situations: 39 snaps in week one, 34 in week two, 61 in week three, and 70 in week four. He is the primary back when the team needs a play, drive, two-minute drill, or comeback situation, consistently making plays and winning games. Blake Corum has been relegated to 13-28 snaps in recent weeks, primarily used when the team is ahead and protecting leads.

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