Kyren Williams Shades His Usage After Rams' Last-Second Loss to Cardinals

The Los Angeles Rams used two of their running backs nearly equally in Sunday's upset loss to the Arizona Cardinals, and at least one of them wasn't a fan of the game plan.

After the loss, Kyren Williams said he should've been on the field more when asked why the Rams couldn't sustain energy across their offensive drives.

"Can't tell you, bro," Williams told reporters. "Probably because I'm not out there."

Williams was on the field far more than Blake Corum, but had 10 carries to Corum's nine. Williams rushed for 50 yards and added 17 yards through the air on three receptions, while Corum had 42 rushing yards and 18 receiving yards on two receptions, including a touchdown.

In the second half, the Rams turned it over on downs twice and fumbled once. They scored a late touchdown to go up 16-15, but the Cardinals won it on a last-second field goal.

While Williams has gotten far more carries than Corum this season, he seems to think head coach Sean McVay needs to prioritize putting him on the field more than Corum.