From the episode

last year we did still see Kyron get more of the high leverage stuff that matters most in fantasy football, right? Where like Corum was getting more of like the empty calorie stuff

STACKED’s take

Negative signalUsage

Williams remains the primary high-leverage back, though his overall snap share has declined.

JJ Zachariason notes that while Kyron Williams remains a good player, his snap share and backfield dominance shifted downward last year, moving from the 70-90% range to 60-70%. Despite this, Williams still commanded the high-leverage, goal-line, and passing-down work, which remains a concern for Blake Corum's immediate fantasy outlook unless that usage split changes.

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