Corum rushed five times for 21 yards and caught his only target for seven yards during Sunday's 28-22 victory over the Patriots. Corum was on the field for 10 of the Rams' 52 snaps on offense, but Kyren Williams still maintained his dominance of the snap share and actually produced his best game of the year in regards to YPC. The rookie did muster the only reception by a running back for the Rams during the game, but his role seems to be stagnant as the Rams prepare to host the Eagles in Week 12.
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Los Angeles Rams
Birthdate
11/25/2000 (23)
Status
Active
HT/WT
5'8", 210 lbs
Draft Info
2024: Rd 3; Pk (LA)
Birthplace
Marshall, VA, USA
Position
RB
College
Michigan
Career History
Los Angeles Rams
2024-Present
(1 season)
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Corum rushed five times for 21 yards and caught his only target for seven yards during Sunday's 28-22 victory over the Patriots. Corum was on the field for 10 of the Rams' 52 snaps on offense, but Kyren Williams still maintained his dominance of the snap share and actually produced his best game of the year in regards to YPC. The rookie did muster the only reception by a running back for the Rams during the game, but his role seems to be stagnant as the Rams prepare to host the Eagles in Week 12.
Corum rushed twice for eight yards and caught his only target for seven yards during Sunday's 23-15 loss to the Dolphins. Kyren Williams wasn't his usual self in this contest, earning just 15 carries for 62 yards while also losing a fumble, but that didn't lead to an expanded role for Corum, who saw the field for just five snaps on offense. The Patriots, who held the Bears to just three points this week, are up next for Corum and the Rams in Week 11, and Williams seems likely to continue his dominating share of the snap count at running back.
Corum rushed one time on his only snap for negative one yard and returned two kicks for 49 yards during Sunday's 26-20 overtime win against the Seahawks. Kyren Williams only left the field for a single play out of the 77 the Rams ran on offense, even during overtime. Corum hasn't shown much in his limited usage, although he did see some action as a kick returner with marginal success. Williams struggled a bit in the victory, managing only 3.1 YPC and no touchdowns on his 22 carries, but Corum's role seems unlikely to change heading into a Week 10 Monday night showdown against the Dolphins.
Corum rushed four times for nine yards and caught his lone target for nine yards during Thursday's 30-20 victory against the Vikings. Corum's five touches came on just eight snaps on offense, but the rookie out of Michigan averaged just 2.4 YPC. Kyren Williams once again dominated the backfield with 97 yards on 23 carries, and has shown no signs of slowing down. On the season, Corum's 20-73-0 line isn't particularly inspiring, but he'll try to bounce back in a divisional showdown with the Seahawks in Week 9.
Corum rushed three times for 11 yards during Sunday's 20-15 victory over the Raiders. The Rams as a unit only took 55 snaps on offense, so Corum's usage was capped at just six offensive snaps compared to starter Kyren Williams, who had another big fantasy day with a robust 21-76-2 rushing line. Surprisingly, both Corum and Williams were blanked as pass-catchers. Expect Corum's role to stay the same in a short week against a Minneapolis run-defense that was just gashed by the Lions and their "Sonic and Knuckles" combo of Jahmyr Gibbs (15-116-2) and David Montgomery (9-31-0) in Week 7.
Corum rushed five times for 25 yards and caught one pass for eight yards during Sunday's 24-19 loss to the Packers. He also returned three kicks for 74 yards. Corum's second in-game action on offense was much more impactful than his garbage time usage in Week 2, as he was featured in the Rams' second drive of the game. Corum led off with a 12-yard rush, and ended up with five touches on the drive before Kyren Williams came in and scored a short one-yard touchdown. Ronnie Rivers, who acted as the backup to Williams in the Rams' first four games, was only used on special teams in the loss. Corum's usage after the Week 6 bye will be particularly telling on whether he's officially supplanted Rivers as the primary backup, but with Williams still commanding the lion's share of the rushing attack (22-102-1 on Sunday), Corum's value will be capped barring an injury to the Rams' star running back.
Corum didn't play a snap on offense and played 16 snaps on special teams during Sunday's 24-18 loss to Chicago. Kyren Williams saw his lowest usage of the season, ceding a total of 13 snaps to backup Ronnie Rivers. Despite this, Corum got no usage on offense for the third time in four games, with his only touches on the season coming in the waning moments of a blowout loss to the Cardinals. Head coach Sean McVay is still clearly content with Williams handling the majority of the workload at running back, with Rivers working as his backup, and Corum's role doesn't seem to be expanding barring injury heading into a Week 5 showdown with Green Bay.
Corum didn't play a snap on offense and played seven snaps on special teams during Sunday's 27-24 victory against San Francisco. It was another monster night for Kyren Williams (24-89-2), and Ronnie Rivers was the only other running back to take the field, turning his six snaps into two carries for nine yards. Corum's usage on special teams was actually the lowest it had been all season, as well. Barring injury, the third-round rookie seems unlikely to make an impact any time soon for the Rams, as head coach Sean McVay has continued feeding Williams with the vast majority of touches at running back in similar fashion to how he used him in the 2023 season.
Corum rushed eight times for 28 yards in Sunday's 41-10 blowout loss to the Cardinals. Corum made his much-anticipated debut with the Rams after receiving no touches in Week 1. The third-round pick wound up leading the team in rushing yards, but the uptick in usage has to be attributed to the lopsided nature of this game, as most of his work came after starters were pulled. Kyren Williams (12/25/1) remains the starter in Sean McVay's offense, but Corum's involvement as a backup option Sunday's restores hope for the rookie's sleeper status heading into a Week 3 matchup against the 49ers.