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Fantasy Points fantasy football takes on Blake Corum
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All Fantasy Points insights about Blake Corum
PositiveRoleAug 4, 2026
Coach Sean McVay called Corum a stud on July 25th and said he will be a big factor in the Rams' offense this year; McVay named Corum as one of only two offensive players who stepped up in training camp (alongside Terrence Ferguson) and stated Corum is only getting better and better. Corum earned significant trust from McVay, who is now discussing him in the same manner he previously reserved for Kyren Williams. Corum captured close to 40% of red zone carries inside the five last season and has been slowly eating into the possession rotation, moving from a 1-for-2 split with Williams toward more drive-for-drive opportunities.NegativeUsageAug 3, 2026
Blake Corum represents a legitimate threat to Kyren Williams' workload, specifically in the goal-line area. Last season, Corum split carries with Williams 52% to 38% inside the five-yard line, signaling a significant erosion of Williams' previous monopoly on high-value touches.PositiveValueJul 22, 2026
Zero RB target going RB36 FFPC, RB35 Sleeper in the ninth round; the source views this as a worthwhile target at cost because he projects as a top 15 running back if Kyren Williams misses time (instantly top-five RB), but likely finishes outside the top 45-50 in a 65-35 or 60-40 split scenario. Corum was second in explosive run rate among running backs with 50+ carries last year, behind only Tank Bigsby; he had 145 carries versus Bigsby's 63. Kyren Williams' red zone snap share has declined significantly (63% in year 1, 65% in year 2, 38% in year 3), signaling potential opportunity for Corum. Corum earned more work last season and impressed the Rams coaching staff; he and Kyren Williams rotate every series with Williams starting each half and Corum coming in on the second series. Corum has not yet cracked into Williams' passing-game work or four-minute/hurry-up offense situations, but he is an ascending player with a path to take more work from Williams. If Williams goes down, Corum would be top-six to top-eight at the position for the duration of Williams' absence, immediately becoming the most coveted player off the waiver wire and an RB1 starter.