The Rams just unlocked ANOTHER LEVEL… (here’s why)

Well, as I've already said, the running back usage has been quite interesting.

Now, we know that Kyron Williams has been the Rams' lead back for the last few seasons.

We saw a bit more of a split reps carry-wise last season, and we saw Blake Corham have a lot more success in his sophomore season than his rookie season.

But this season, the split's taken a kind of a whole new level, according to Rams ESPN reporter Sarah Barshop, as she explained today in an article.

The early surprise for the Rams is that Kyron Williams and Blake Corum are splitting carries.

And this article is kind of about if these things for NFL teams so far are real or fake.

And her verdict is that it is real.

And she believes that the Rams have two really strong running backs in Williams and Corum.

I agree.

In LA, enter 2026 intending to get closer to an equal share in carries than the pair saw last season.

In 2025, as I said, it was a 65-35 split in Williams' favor.

While the Rams didn't get into a rhythm running the ball week one, They kind of did.

I think the running game was a lot better than the passing game week one, but they definitely did so in week two's second half against the Giants.

Through two contests, Williams has 23 carries for 126 yards and a touchdown, and Kyron has 22 carries for 133 yards.

Yeah.

I mean, again, the Rams have two really good backs.

I mean, there's some people that I see commenting that Corham is better than Kyron.

I would disagree with that.

I think Kyron's the more complete back, especially because he's the far better receiving back of the two.

But a 50-50 split, I didn't expect.

I thought it would get closer to 60-40, but I certainly wasn't expecting a 50-50 split just because we know how great Kyron has been for the Rams over these last few seasons ever since he's become the full-time starter.

And as you can see here in 2026, we already know the carries and the yards, and this is averaging a pretty good yards per carry.

You know, he's after 5.47 yards per carry so far in two games, so we do like to see that.

He does have five catches for 36 yards and a receiving touchdown that he caught against the Giants last season.

259 carries, 1,252 yards, and 10 touchdowns, as well as 281 receiving yards in three touchdowns.