The Los Angeles Rams' running back lineup is shaping up for the 2024 season, featuring returning players and new signings. Kyren Williams, who rushed for 1,299 yards and 14 touchdowns last season, enters the last year of his rookie deal, with hopes for a contract extension. Backup Blake Corum aims to build on his rookie performance, while the team has retained Ronnie Rivers and re-signed key players like Matthew Stafford and Alaric Jackson. The Rams averaged 103.8 rushing yards per game last season, ranking 24th in the NFL, leading to discussions on improving their running game.

Williams expressed his commitment to the Rams, stating he hopes to stay with the team long-term. Coach Sean McVay praised his contributions, highlighting his significance to their identity. Corum, a third-round pick, is recovering from a broken forearm, and the Rams are optimistic about his potential as well. With their recent moves, the Rams aim to bolster their offense and create a stronger rushing attack heading into the offseason workouts.