Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams is back on the NFL Top 100 Players list.
After another solid 2025 season, Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams has been voted by his peers for the NFL Top 100 Players list.
The list will continually be rolled out as the days and weeks continue ahead of training camp, and Williams has been given the No. 89 spot on the list.
Ahead of the 2025 season, Williams was ranked No. 85, but has now been given the No. 89 spot ahead of the 2026 season. Regardless of his placement, he remains one of the most prolific backs in the league.
"They don’t come more consistent than Williams. Across his three seasons as the Rams’ lead ball-carrier, he’s never finished outside 1,100-1,300 rushing yards, 13-16 total touchdowns or 32-36 receptions. Los Angeles can seemingly pencil in a certain amount of production each year from the tough-running Wiliams, whose boost in efficiency last season made up for splitting more carries with Blake Corum. He fittingly falls in the Top 100 near the same range he’s been, debuting at 78 in 2024, ending up 85th last season and now landing at 89."
Williams has been very consistent over the past two seasons, but he managed to produce in a significant way, even thoguh he split carries with Blake Corum.
Despite the split carries, Williams brought in 1,252 yards, 10 touchdowns, 281 receiving yards, and three touchdowns.
The Rams now have Nathan Scheelhaase running the offense, and it will be interesting to see how he goes about giving Williams and Corum the chance to perform. Clearly, Los Angeles has a good system in place, but that does not mean they will replicate exactly what worked in 2025.
Williams is integral to the run game, but he can also catch the ball and offers some strong yards after the catch capabilities. With the Rams' wide receiver room being one of the only questions on the roster, the back could be counted on a bit more in that regard.
Still, Williams has continued to showcase that he can be dangerous on the ground and through the air, and should get plenty of those opportunities in 2026.
