Outlook: As a key contributor to Michigan's National Championship run in 2023, Corum garnered a lot of attention from fantasy owners heading into the draft, and when he landed behind the oft-injured Williams with no clear backup ahead of him he became a popular handcuff. Then he didn't do anything in the preseason... or Week 1... or Week 2... or Week 3... and so on. The rookie never had more than eight touches in a game, and then when Corum finally got a chance in Week 18 with the team resting their starters, he broke his forearm after three touches.

Coming off that dismal debut campaign, Corum's role in Los Angeles is suddenly unclear. Williams, who'd struggled to stay on the field his first two years, shouldered the load for 16 games in 2024 and is reportedly in talks about an extension to remain the Rams' top back. The team also drafted Hunter, who should immediately be in the mix for backup duties. That's one position battle fantasy owners will want to monitor in camp as the winner would be a smart handcuff for 2025 given head coach Sean McVay's desire to run the ball and tendency to lean on a single back.

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Outlook: Wilson entered the 2024 as a bottom of the roster player after being waived by the Broncos in 2023. Solid special teams play and a need for positional depth kept him on the roster in 2024, but he ended up filling an important role after early season injuries to MarShawn Lloyd and AJ Dillon. Wilson was an effective breather back, as he tallied 500 yards and four scores on the ground, but ultimately, he is a 26-year-old undrafted back playing behind a workhorse, and competing with a much more talented former 3rd round pick. Leave him on the waiver wire and check in if injuries hit.

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