The Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for a crucial offseason with their running back group retaining a familiar makeup. Kyren Williams, entering the final year of his rookie contract, shined last season with 1,299 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns, establishing himself as the team's starter. Backup Blake Corum looks to build on his rookie performance after registering 207 rushing yards before an injury sidelined him. The Rams have also secured Ronnie Rivers with a one-year deal; Rivers contributed 99 rushing yards last season and is valued for his versatility as a key special teams player.

Coach Sean McVay is optimistic about Williams’ future and has mentioned negotiations for a contract extension as a priority this offseason. Williams has expressed a desire to remain with the Rams, reinforcing his dedication to the team. The Rams, who ranked 24th in rushing yards last year, will likely rely heavily on this trio to improve their ground game.