Despite an impressive touchdown count, Rams' running back Kyren Williams is predicted to fall short of a 60.5 rushing yards mark against the Cincinnati Bengals.
It's time to talk about the Rams' RB, Kyren Williams. Yes, the 23-year-old phenom who has been lighting up the scoreboard with four touchdowns in the first two games of his sophomore campaign. However, there's more to fantasy football than just touchdowns, and for those of you who've been keeping an eye on Williams' rushing stats, you know exactly where I'm heading with this.
Despite finding the end zone with an enviable consistency, Williams' rushing yardage has been, to put it kindly, underwhelming. On average, he's managed just 20.3 rushing yards per game in his young career, a stat that doesn't exactly scream 'breakout star.'
Now, I'm not here to rain on anyone's parade, but those numbers don't exactly inspire confidence, do they? Especially when you consider that Williams hasn't managed to surpass 60.5 rushing yards in a single game in his career. The data speaks for itself: Williams has been trending down, and there's nothing to suggest that this trend won't continue.
So, why are we still talking about Kyren Williams? Well, it's because of the upcoming Monday night matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals, despite their 0-2 start, are a force to be reckoned with. They've got a high-powered offense that can keep the Rams on their toes, and their defense is nothing to scoff at either.
Given the Bengals' potential to put the pressure on LA, the Rams may have to resort to more passing plays. This could limit Williams' opportunities to rack up rushing yards. Taking all of these factors into account, it's hard to see Williams breaking through the 60.5 rushing yards line this Monday night. Of course, anything can happen in the unpredictable world of NFL. But based on the stats and trends, I'd be more inclined to pick the under for Williams' rushing yards in this matchup.
Official Play: Kyreen Williams u60.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 1U
Despite an impressive touchdown count, Rams' running back Kyren Williams is predicted to fall short of a 60.5 rushing yards mark against the Cincinnati Bengals.
It's time to talk about the Rams' RB, Kyren Williams. Yes, the 23-year-old phenom who has been lighting up the scoreboard with four touchdowns in the first two games of his sophomore campaign. However, there's more to fantasy football than just touchdowns, and for those of you who've been keeping an eye on Williams' rushing stats, you know exactly where I'm heading with this.
Despite finding the end zone with an enviable consistency, Williams' rushing yardage has been, to put it kindly, underwhelming. On average, he's managed just 20.3 rushing yards per game in his young career, a stat that doesn't exactly scream 'breakout star.'
Now, I'm not here to rain on anyone's parade, but those numbers don't exactly inspire confidence, do they? Especially when you consider that Williams hasn't managed to surpass 60.5 rushing yards in a single game in his career. The data speaks for itself: Williams has been trending down, and there's nothing to suggest that this trend won't continue.
So, why are we still talking about Kyren Williams? Well, it's because of the upcoming Monday night matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals, despite their 0-2 start, are a force to be reckoned with. They've got a high-powered offense that can keep the Rams on their toes, and their defense is nothing to scoff at either.
Given the Bengals' potential to put the pressure on LA, the Rams may have to resort to more passing plays. This could limit Williams' opportunities to rack up rushing yards. Taking all of these factors into account, it's hard to see Williams breaking through the 60.5 rushing yards line this Monday night. Of course, anything can happen in the unpredictable world of NFL. But based on the stats and trends, I'd be more inclined to pick the under for Williams' rushing yards in this matchup.
Official Play: Kyreen Williams u60.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 1U
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