Kyren Williams Speaks Candidly About His Fumble Against 49ers

Earlier in the week, several members of the Rams answered

Q: Could you comment on the snap splits between running backs Kyren Williams and Blake Corum and how to balance when a player is hot versus getting other players involved?

“I think it was good yesterday. I think when you run the football… those two guys, they do a great job. Football is the greatest team sport that there is. I think the important thing for us is to get both guys involved. Certainly, if there's a hot hand, I think that's something that the situation dictates but I think we do want to try to be disciplined in making sure that there's a lot of trust in both of those guys to be able to play and not be shortsighted in the moment. I think my favorite thing, and I told this to him, one of my favorite things about [Running Back] Kyren Williams is he’s at his best after a moment where I put him in a terrible position."

"I don't think that was his fault at all on the one fumble. You watch his response and his resolve and I thought it was important to give him an opportunity to be able to continue to play through that. He answered the bell in a big way. I love him so much. I love [Running Back] Blake [Corum] too. I thought they both did a good job within the framework of what they were asked. There'll be some opportunities where we say, ‘Let’s be a little bit better,’ in terms of Matthew [Stafford] and Blake being connected on some of the check downs. I think you want to get them both involved. I thought yesterday was good. I think it's important to understand if there's a hot hand, you go with it. It’s also important to be able to get both guys involved.”