The Los Angeles Rams have officially re-signed Ronnie Rivers to a one-year deal, further solidifying their running back lineup for the upcoming season. Rivers, who has spent the previous three years with the Rams, began last season as the backup running back behind Kyren Williams but subsequently lost his position to Blake Corum. Despite rushing for only 249 yards on 63 carries and not finding the end zone, Rivers remains a favored option for head coach Sean McVay due to his elusiveness and versatility.

This decision allows the Rams to maintain depth in their backfield as they look to boost their offensive output. Williams, entering the final year of his contract, is likely to retain the starting role while Corum continues to provide support. With Rivers now back in the fold, the Rams are hoping to create a more dynamic rushing attack, which will be essential for balancing their offensive strategy.