Kyren Williams says it 'was huge' for Rams to bring back entire RB room

In 2025, despite playing second fiddle to the Los Angeles Rams' potent passing offense, running backs Kyren Williams and Blake Corum established themselves as one of the premier one-two running back duos in the NFL. Rushing for almost 2,000 yards combined in the regular season, while adding 16 rushing touchdowns, both backs are poised for another outstanding campaign.

Williams, who is seeking his fourth straight 1,000-yard season, spoke recently about how their selfless nature and competitive spirit powers the Rams' underrated rushing attack.

“I think we feed off each other really well," stated Williams. "I think we both have that competitive mindset to where no matter whose number is called, we're going to go out there and make those plays when they need to be made. I can't wait for this year to continue to grow that relationship that you were talking about on the field and off the field. I feel like we have a lot more growing to do off the field than we do on the field because that's just what we do. Being able to continue to work with Blake and to be around him and all the other running backs. We were able to bring back our room, that was something for me that was huge. I'm super excited to keep working with those guys.”

During the 2025 season, both players would often say that they received information from the other, helping them set up their approach to defenses. Their work has clearly paid off and with various changes around the league, the Rams could be on the verge of the NFL's top rushing duo in 2026.

This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Kyren Williams: It 'was huge' for Rams to bring back entire RB room