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Fantasy Football Today fantasy football takes on Blake Corum
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All Fantasy Football Today insights about Blake Corum
PositiveRoleSep 3, 2026
The source targets Blake Corum in late rounds, noting that the Rams' dominant defense could lead to game scripts that favor running the ball. While Kyron Williams is the 1A, the source believes Corum's increased explosiveness and quickness could lead to a larger snap share, providing a high-reward path if he earns more touches.PositiveBreakoutSep 3, 2026
The source suggests Blake Corum could overtake Kyren Williams, citing his potential to earn more playing time in a run-heavy Rams offense. Corum averaged nearly 9 PPR points in games with 30% snap share last year; the source expects this to increase to 50%.PositiveValueSep 3, 2026
The source highlights Blake Corum as a high-value running back, noting his ADP is 96th overall as RB36.NegativeValueSep 2, 2026
The source notes that Blake Corum was an available option to pair with Tony Pollard in the seventh round, but the drafter opted for a wide receiver instead.NegativeValueSep 2, 2026
Blake Corum is identified as a running back available at the 7/8 turn for managers who passed on the position earlier.PositiveValueSep 1, 2026
Blake Corum is recommended as a contingency-based lottery ticket. The source argues he is a better value than Trevion Henderson, as he can be drafted 30 picks later while offering similar goal-line usage and a clear path to volume if Kyron Williams misses time.PositiveBreakoutAug 28, 2026
Blake Corum is highlighted as a must-start fantasy running back if Kyron Williams misses time, noting his goal-line usage and potential to be a featured back.PositiveSleeperAug 22, 2026
Blake Corum is highlighted as a target for managers employing a 'Hero RB' strategy, where they draft one early running back and then load up on high-upside depth pieces in middle rounds.PositiveSleeperAug 18, 2026
Jamie Eisenberg classifies Blake Corum on the higher end of high-end handcuffs to target for bench depth.PositiveValueAug 15, 2026
Corum is highlighted as a top-tier running back option in a hypothetical scenario where starters are removed, with the source ranking him as a high-upside workhorse candidate.PositiveValueAug 10, 2026
Blake Corum is a target for the source in the ninth or tenth round, specifically as a player to pair with a wide receiver like Quentin Johnston.PositiveBreakoutAug 10, 2026
The source highlights Blake Corum as a high-upside late-round target who could reach top-10 RB status if he earns a starting role. He is praised for his explosive camp performance, though his fantasy value depends on pass-blocking development and game script.PositiveRoleJul 27, 2026
Los Angeles Rams running back received effusive praise from Sean McVay, who described him as 'a stud' who 'is going to have a big role'; McVay indicated Corum will get carries between the 20s and some third-down work, though not in every high-leverage situation near the goal line where Kyron Alexander may retain priority.PositiveUsageJul 9, 2026
Corum had 39% of touches last year with the Rams, and while there's concern about his role expansion, he's not expected to dramatically increase his snap share.PositiveValueJul 6, 2026
Compared to Kyle Monongai, Corum was more efficient with similar volume; both were on pace for eight rushing touchdowns, but Corum had better yards per carry despite Monongai getting more receiving work.PositiveUsageJul 6, 2026
In his last 11 games starting from week seven, Corum was on pace for 179 carries, 912 yards, and eight touchdowns with 40% of the running back carries, showing strong efficiency and volume.PositiveUsageJun 18, 2026
Blake Corum averaged 10.5 carries per game in the last 11 games of 2025, but there is potential for him to take over the lead role from Kyron Williams.PositiveValueMay 27, 2026
Blake Corum is mentioned as a potential flex option with the upside to be a top 10 running back if the starter misses time.NegativeValueNo date
Dave Richard compares Blake Corum to Travion Henderson, noting they're going 55 picks apart (Corum much later). Both could be league winners if the other guy in the backfield gets hurt, and both will have a role. Corum is expected to mix in more at the goal line based on what was seen last year, whereas Henderson did almost none of that when Ramondre was healthy. Richard suggests you could argue Corum is a better value proposition than Henderson at his ADP.PositiveProjectionNo date
Corum received positive reviews based on his workouts and Sean McVay's comments, suggesting he could limit Kyron Williams' workload in a two-headed backfield rather than a three-man committee.