Will the Rams make it 10 straight years drafting a running back?
Five player are already under contract
Washington (RB) #1 Jonah Coleman cuts up field for yardage. (Photo by Jesse Beals/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images While the the Los Angeles Rams offense under Sean McVay is best known for its passing prowess, when the run game exceeds 2000 yards in a season, they have a win percentage of 67 percent over those years. Last year, L.
A. ran for 2152 yards and 17 touchdowns. Kyren Williams and Blake Corum, the legs under those numbers, both return for 2026.
So does Jarquez Hunter, a Round 4 pick last year. Hard to believe the Rams will be looking too hard at running backs in this years proceedings. Or it it?
In the past 10 drafts , an average of 22 running backs have been taken per year. The Rams have selected a running back in nine straight years, only passing back in 2016. Just in case they continue, here’s a look at running backs with draftable grades off my Top 300 Big Board.
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