Blake Corum

Scored touchdowns in four straight games (Wk 13-16), but was barely used in red zone in postseason.

Corum bounced back from a quiet rookie year to carve out a real role last season, piling up 746 rushing yards and displaying efficiency that easily outpaced Kyren Williams on a per-touch basis. While Williams remains the lead option in passing situations, the Rams are looking for a more balanced split this season, giving Corum standard-league flex appeal with league-winning upside if he takes over the backfield.

Corum is coming off an explosive, elusive, and efficient 2025 campaign that led to a steadily increasing snap share as the season progressed. He'll start the year on the wrong end of a 60-40 split with Kyren Williams, but there's room for his role to grow, and he'd have top-five weekly upside if Williams misses time.

A wise runner on one of the league's best offenses, Williams has carved out an excellent career in an optimal landing spot. Last year, Williams ceded substantial carries to Blake Corum that would otherwise have placed Williams among the top five fantasy runners in 2025. 

Expect the same or greater touches headed Corum's way in 2026. Corum is a smart, creative runner with a little more juice in his legs. 

Williams will remain on the cusp of fantasy RB1 value for starting lineups, but Corum has become a strong bye-week option who might become a weekly option as a fantasy RB3 if touches continue trending upward.