Kyren Williams enters the 2026 regular season as the Los Angeles Rams’ lead back in a committee with Blake Corum, who posted 145 carries and six rushing touchdowns in 2025 while carving out a larger role late in the year. Williams handled 259 carries for 1,252 yards and 10 rushing touchdowns that season across 17 games, continuing a streak of strong goal-line production, but analysts note the split is trending closer to even under Sean McVay. In Week 1’s 27-7 loss to the 49ers, Williams managed 11 carries for 41 yards and one touchdown while adding three receptions, outpacing Corum by one rush but showing modest efficiency. He remains the primary between-the-tackles and third-down option with favorable red-zone usage, supported by Matthew Stafford and a capable offensive line, though Corum’s explosiveness and the Rams’ schedule could further cap Williams’ volume and touchdown opportunities over 17 games.