From the episode

through week seven, he did handle 74% of the Rams' backfield touches, 18 per game. But then afterwards, in his last 13 contests, including the postseason, it was only 60% of the team's touches. Not only that, but the guy behind him, Blake Corrin, he was then splitting with, led all running backs in success rate.

STACKED’s take

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Kyron's post-bye touch share dropped from 74% to 60% amid backfield competition.

Post-bye workload declined significantly; through week 7 handled 74% of Rams backfield touches (18 per game), but in final 13 contests including postseason dropped to 60% of team touches. Blake Corrin split the backfield, led all RBs in success rate, and finished second only to Devon Achan in 10-yard carry rate, indicating reduced role and competition.

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