The last two weeks, the Rams have shifted some snaps over to backup running back Blake Corum, both to utilize the explosiveness that the second-year player brings to the offense but also to take some of the burden off of lead back Kyren Williams.

Williams, who in August signed a contract extension tying him to the Rams through 2028 , was on the field for 85% and 88% of the snaps each of the past two seasons. That was despite being on injured reserve for four games in 2023.

But it appears the new rotation, which sometimes involves Corum getting a full drive to himself, is keeping Williams fresher.

Against the Tennessee Titans in Week 2, with Corum playing 30.5% of snaps , Williams did his best work in the fourth quarter. He rushed six times for 34 yards to put Tennessee away .

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