<p>Kyren Williams remains a core piece, handling a heavy share of the backfield workload. His versatility and vision keep him a reliable fantasy stone, especially as Corum presses for more opportunities.</p><p>The Williams-Corum dynamic could define Rams’ offensive balance, with Williams providing steady production and Corum offering explosive upside if his role grows.</p>

Williams remains the Rams’ backfield anchor, providing a high-floor foundation; Corum’s Week 2 uptick suggests a growing, if limited, role behind him, highlighting Corum as a potential late-season flex or handcuff option.

Rams backfield piece whose uptick in efficiency and involvement in both running and receiving could unlock the offense; the piece weighs whether Williams can be the focal point or if a complementary back is needed.

<p>McVay hinted at a 65/35 Williams/Corum split, signaling a potential backfield committee that could cap Williams’ ceiling from prior bellcow levels.</p><p>Yes, he remains a threat near the red zone, but the reduced workload lowers floor volatility only slightly—sell-high or hold for weeks with favorable scripts.</p>

Williams has posted the best early-season pace of his NFL career, but needs more ground rhythm and receiving involvement. The Rams plan to get him space in the passing game if the ground game stalls, which could unlock a reliable PPR floor and RB upside as the offense evolves.