From the episode
He's getting there because he scores touchdowns in this offense because he's pretty efficient out there. A 14 touches each week, still finished as RB 16 and RB eight. That's just the story with Kyron, right? The last three years, he's been a low end RB one in fantasy points per game.
STACKED’s take
Williams is low-volume RB1 (14 touches); Corum split stable; Rams down to 24 PPG.
Williams is ranked RB14 and has been a low-end RB1 in fantasy points per game for the last three years despite modest workloads (14 touches per week). He finishes as RB16 and RB8 because he scores touchdowns and is efficient. Blake Corum has become a viable RB3, but Williams remains the RB2 play in the backfield. Since week 10 of last year (including playoffs), Williams is RB9 in usage and Corum is RB14, suggesting the split will remain stable. The Rams are projected for 24 points (down from 30 PPG average), which removes a touchdown from the board—not necessarily from Williams individually. The Broncos are missing defensive pieces (John Franklin Myers, an edge rusher) and are not a top-five unit against RBs, but Kenneth Walker's week-one performance may have been an outlier.
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