Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams became a star in 2023, which is impressive, considering he was on the same team as rookie standouts Kobie Turner and Puka Nacua.

After recording just 215 scrimmage yards as a rookie in 2022, Williams racked up 1,350 scrimmage yards and 15 combined touchdowns in just 12 games last season. It was enough to earn Williams a Pro Bowl nod and help send L.A. back to the postseason.

However, Williams is capable of a whole lot more. He missed time with an ankle injury last season, which prevented him from reaching his statistical potential. However, he was heavily utilized when healthy, averaging 21.7 touches per game.

Last month, the Rams used a third-round pick on former Michigan running back Blake Corum,. While Corum is likely to cut into Williams' workload a bit, that could benefit him over the course of the year.

L.A. won't need to lean on Williams as frequently, which should, in theory, keep him fresher from Week 1 to Week 18. Even if he sees fewer touches each game, playing a full slate should raise his production and efficacy.

In addition, the Rams made moves to solidify their offensive interior, re-signing Kevin Dotson and adding Jonah Jackson. Nacua, Cooper Kupp and Matthew Stafford will still lead a potent passing attack, but Williams should find easier running room.

There is some risk of Corum cutting into Williams' production too heavily—and of Stafford battling injuries for the third straight season—but Williams could be primed to make the jump from Pro Bowler to All-Pro.