The season for the Los Angeles Rams is in the rearview, and so writers, talkers and everyone are looking back at the season at a large level, and coming away with takes such as who were the \u201cstuds and duds\u201d for the 2025 season?<\/p>\n
According to a link below, and likely according to many, Kyren Williams was a stud for the Rams in 2025.<\/p>\n
I have to admit, when Williams fumbled against the San Francisco 49ers earlier in the year to basically cost L.A. a game, I worried if Williams had reached his ceiling with the Rams and if his time would be winding down, because fumbling was becoming a trend for a Williams and not just a fluke.<\/p>\n
Instead, Williams bounced back from that mistake and helped take the Rams all the way to the NFC Championship game.<\/p>\n
Now, could the Rams use an upgrade at RB? I don\u2019t think I am alone in thinking that L.A. could use someone who could take a ball to the house on any given play, but backs like that are hard to find, so there is a real chance that the Rams roll again with Williams and Blake Corum.<\/p>\n
At the same time, if the team didn\u2019t win it all last year, it\u2019s likely fair to say that the Rams will look to make the changes that they think will get them over the hump, and keeping everything as it was, doesn\u2019t seem likely.<\/p>\n
Thank you for checking out Turf Show Times and have a great day as we march once again to Friday and the weekend.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnother year, another rock-solid showing from Williams. He didn\u2019t blow anyone away, but he had an efficient season with 4.8 yards per carry and 10 rushing touchdowns. Even with Blake Corum eating into his carries, Williams still stood out as one of the better running backs in the NFL. And he even improved his explosiveness with more big plays than usual.\u201d<\/p>\n