Turf Show Times on Kyren Williams
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Williams has been a stud for the Rams. Yes, he's had some fumbling woes, but he also totes the rock a ton for L.A., and fumbles are a part of the game. Williams may have a bit more burst than Williams, but Williams has plenty of experience. Williams has been a stout pass blocker, Corum is still learning.
STACKED’s take
Williams' fumble and McVay's message create opening for Corum, but pass-blocking edge keeps him starter.
Kyren Williams has been a productive starter for the Rams, producing 99 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries against Las Vegas, but his fumble at the Rams' 30-yard line opened the door for Blake Corum to see increased usage. Williams has fumbling issues but carries the ball frequently for L.A., and fumbles are part of the game. He has been a stout pass blocker and maintains a substantial edge in passing-game usage over Corum, which keeps him heavily involved in the offense. The Rams' unofficial depth chart lists Williams ahead of Corum, and pass protection remains especially important with quarterback Matthew Stafford at the center of the offense, making it difficult to treat the rushing split as a full referendum on the starting job.
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