Williams benefits from a Stafford‐led offense in a cleaner run game, with a realistic path to top‐five RB numbers if he handles 1,300–1,400 yards and 12–15 rushing TDs, plus potential receiving involvement, especially if the offense stays balanced and Williams is used in a complementary role.

Williams provides a steady rushing option and a reliable receiving presence out of the backfield, offering a solid weekly floor and upside in a McVay offense that can exploit mismatches.

Williams is highlighted as a safe workhorse back with sustained top-8 scoring, backed by contract security and production history. In Round 3, Williams can anchor an RB3 spot with reliable volume, potentially unlocking top-10 upside if Rams’ offense clicks.

Kyren Williams anchors the Rams’ backfield with a track record of volume and a strong 2025 projection, signaling a reliable RB2 with weekly ceiling in PPR formats.

Williams has been among the NFL’s most productive backs, topping 1,100 rushing yards in recent seasons. In 2025 contract years and a workload-heavy role, Williams is primed for over 1,000 rushing yards with continued involvement as a receiver, making him a cornerstone fantasy back.