RB · Los Angeles (NFC) · 2026 outlook
Kyren Williams paired 1,252 rushing yards with 10 rushing touchdowns, and his 5 of 5 schedule rating strengthens the case.
Williams built one of the cleaner measured profiles in this group. Across 17 games, he turned 259 carries into 1,252 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns. His 4.83 yards per carry paired volume with efficiency, while 36 catches for 281 yards kept him involved beyond handoffs. A 68% snap share wasn't overwhelming, yet the production within that share was substantial. Los Angeles (NFC) received strong rushing output without needing him on nearly every snap. The honest caution is that his season totals don't show how his touchdowns or carries were distributed, so the season total supports his value more clearly than it defines week-to-week consistency.
Schedule and cost pull Williams in opposite directions. A 5 of 5 schedule rating gives him an easy draw, and his bye lands in week 11. Meanwhile, drafters select him 13 spots earlier than his consensus rank of 42 overall. The board still places him RB15 in tier 5 despite his 1,252 yards, 10 rushing touchdowns, and 4.83 efficiency. Paying the market price means trusting that the favorable schedule and proven rushing line can support another valuable season. The measured evidence is stronger than for many nearby backs, but a 13-spot premium leaves less room if his 68% snap share or touchdown output slips.
Williams combined 1,252 rushing yards with 10 rushing touchdowns over 17 games. He reached those totals on 259 carries at 4.83 yards per carry. That mix of workload, efficiency, and scoring is the firmest part of his profile, even though his snap share was 68% rather than a larger figure.
He caught 36 passes for 281 receiving yards in 2025. That work supplemented a much larger rushing line of 259 carries for 1,252 yards. Targets and receiving touchdowns aren't in the dataset behind this page, so the receiving role can be described through catches and yards, but it shouldn't be stretched beyond those measured totals.
Williams has a 5 of 5 schedule rating for 2026 after producing 1,252 rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns. Drafters take him 13 spots earlier than his consensus rank of 42 overall. The favorable schedule and strong measured line explain the demand, though that premium is much steeper than the board's RB15 placement.
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