Throughout the season, the Los Angeles Rams have battled with injuries.
This team has struggled to find long-term success due to the departure of a number of well-known players.
Until his injury in Week 6, Kyren Williams was one of the team’s most potent playmakers.
Though it appeared that Williams would be sidelined for some time, he made a noticeable comeback in Week 12.
Williams informed reporters that he was feeling “200 percent” following the game, according to Kevin Patra of Around The NFL.
In his first game back with the Rams, Williams had an incredible day, gaining 143 yards on the ground and 61 yards and two touchdowns from six receptions.
The Rams are thrilled to hear that he appears to be back and better than ever.
On paper, at least, Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua are thought to be the Rams’ best playmakers.
For some reason, they haven’t been able to rekindle that fire recently, despite the fact that both have looked like top-10 receivers this season.
Williams had a masterful performance in the same game that Kupp and Nacua combined for a meager 45 yards and seven catches.
The Rams’ offense appears to be malfunctioning, as evidenced by their subpar efficiency.
But players like Kupp and Nacua won’t need to have huge games if Williams continues to play like he did against the Arizona Cardinals.
With a 5-6 record and a slim chance of making the playoffs, it will be interesting to watch how the Rams play the rest of the way.