Kyren Williams has spent three straight seasons proving his doubters wrong. Every knock on him has been answered, and he has finished as a productive fantasy back regardless of the circumstances.

Jalen Hurts and Jadarian Price are among UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's six league-winning targets in 2026 fantasy football drafts.

Blake Corum's rise in 2025 could mean fewer carries for Kyren Williams in 2026.

Yahoo Fantasy's Josh Norris and Hayden Winks discuss if Kyren Williams is the lead running back in Los Angeles or if Blake Corum will challenge him for snaps. Check out the full conversation on "Yahoo Fantasy Football with Josh and Hayden" - and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you listen.

Kyren Williams has been a consistent source of production for fantasy football managers in each of the past three years and enters his age-26 season again atop the Rams’ depth chart. The upside may not be overwhelming, but the floor is impressive, and that has him priced as a third-round option in most leagues.

Blake Corum is the running back I want from the Rams backfield this fantasy football draft season, not Kyren Williams. Jason Katz called this one correctly, and the price gap between the two is too wide to ignore.

The modern NFL has fully embraced the running back committee. Gone are the days when you could pencil in a bell cow and forget about it.

Kyren Williams calls the pressure on the Rams "a privilege."