From the episode

Isn't this exactly what we saw last year? There was just a chunk of the middle part of the season where they go, we're not going to overrun. We're just not going to run Kyron like crazy. He was a beast at the beginning. He was slow in the middle. He came back a little bit more towards the end... by the end of the year, the opportunities for Corum became closer to like, he never quite got like a 50-50 split. But he had one game where it was 46%, but the majority of them were 32, 35, 33, 37, 34, 32, 30, 36, 36.

STACKED’s take

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Williams' carries ranged 30-37% late season; backfield remains unpredictable.

The source discusses Kyren Williams' carry distribution pattern from the prior season, noting inconsistency in the backfield: he was productive early, slowed in the middle of the season, and picked up again toward the end. The source characterizes the backfield as a 'coin flip on any given week' but notes that by season's end, Williams' carry share stabilized in the 30-37% range with one game at 46%, never reaching a true 50-50 split.

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