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Corum made a splash with Williams in the lineup and was arguably more effective, posting 4.8 true yards per carry, good for the sixth best mark in the NFL. Although they skew pass heavy with MVP Matthew Stafford at the helm, they ran the third most plays in the NFL last season and offer one of the most valuable running back spots in the league. As a result, Corum offers plenty of standalone value but also possesses massive contingency upside.
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Corum's late-season surge and efficiency edge Williams; massive upside if health falters.
Corum, a third-round 2024 pick, struggled in his rookie season (3.6 yards per carry, 58 carries for 207 yards) but turned the tide in year two with 145 carries for 746 yards and six touchdowns. From week 7 onward, he handled 33% snap share with over 10 carries per game and ranked RB9 in PPG in weeks 13-16. Despite Kyren Williams remaining healthy, Corum made a splash and was arguably more effective, posting 4.8 true yards per carry (sixth best in NFL). The Rams led the league in yards per game (397) and points per game (30) last season, ran the third most plays in the NFL, and offer one of the most valuable running back spots. Corum offers standalone value at ADP RB35 (94 overall) but possesses massive contingency upside if Williams fails to stay injury-free for a third consecutive season.
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