Tyron Williams last year 228 Rush attempts 1,144 yards 12 rushing touchdowns 32 receptions on 48 targets for 206 and three touchdowns through the air thoughts on kyen Williams durability maybe maybe a little concerned about that but the fact he's always on the field I love it and I know they drafted Blake corm and I definitely I'm definitely intrigued by the Handcuff here of Blake km in case Kiron goes goes down but the usage and his availability of of when he is playing and his snap share percentage is unlike anything that we see for any other back that we've talked about this year no one else even comes close to it the I mean you start T you know if they're on the field for 60% of the snaps normally that's good enough he was on the field for over 80 like so speaks to his conditioning last year and I think he holds that up again right I think he knows that's a benefit to him if he's not tired if he's not gassed and can keep pushing through he's good I like the usage that's why I like Kiren Williams I know that there's an injury risk there but I feel like you know there is with any running back like any running back is just one crazy play away burst on the scene right like last year was a couple breakouts for some LA Rams players with him and puka both were just like Revelations right with Kiren Williams uh 12 career touchdowns all of those for last year I I I like that he is a touchdown a game guy I like that he's five yards a carry um I like that he's somewhat involved rather involved in the um the passing game and I say a touchdown game it's over a touchdown a game when you work in receiving work there um but but again the the 12 games is kind of annoying right like that's it's not reliability is not something that you should have to worry about with your first or second round pick like reliability should be um something that you you just don't think about with with that pick so it it puts you at a at a different spot if you draft a Kiren Williams if you drafted Devon hent you're going to have to defend against the time missed right um and I just that's that's how your draft is gonna have to go you're gonna have to think about that for the rest of your draft is how am I going to defend against the four or five games where I don't have this guy available to I don't know when I'm when I'm staring down the the Kiren choice in the second round I I typically don't have a problem just smashing yes and moving on uh Kye Williams right like yes he was he was a little bit banged up there um last season but when he was on the field um had a higher snap percentage share than than anybody else at the running back position right even out snapping Christian mcaffrey in a percentage uh percentage on the deal right he was 82% Chris mcaffry 81% season long type of snap share percentage right like there's a lot to be said about a guy that's on the field uh when he's out there and Not only was he on the field but he was getting touches right averaging over 20 touches a game in uh in a lot of those those situations there so um yeah I I could understand the hesitation with that one but um you anymore with with running backs it it just seems like you're you know for the most part if you're drafting a running back you're drafting a high-end running back or even a mid running back or a low-end running back that the the majority of the time they're they're going to probably miss two three four games throughout the season so uh that that's something that you just kind of almost got to plan for and and adjust uh on that one