The Los Angeles Rams are shifting their approach to the running game, seeking to establish a 'committee' featuring different skill sets among their running backs. General Manager Les Snead underlined the importance of this strategy during the recent NFL draft, particularly highlighting the selection of Jarquez Hunter from Auburn. Despite having Kyren Williams, who has been the team's workhorse, the Rams are looking to reduce his workload to keep him fresh across the extended 17-game season.

Hunter brings a unique speed and breakaway ability, complementing Williams and Blake Corum, who possess similar traits. With this three-man rotation, the Rams aim to effectively manage carries, enabling them to maximize the production from each back while mitigating the wear and tear associated with the position. This strategy could pave the way for more dynamic plays and improved offensive efficiency in the coming season.