BEST RB DUOS IN THE NFL?
1. Los Angeles Rams: Kyren Williams and Blake Corum
Corum became a factor in his second year out of Michigan. Playing behind Williams, Corum rushed for 746 yards on 5.1 YPC with a 59.3% success rate. A valuable backfield factor, the 25-year-old should see his role only grow. As a rookie, he played a paltry 11% of the snaps before seeing that number rise to 29% in 2025.
In the main role, the Rams have a superstar in Williams. He’s one of just two backs to rush for at least 1,100 yards and 10 touchdowns each of the past three seasons, along with Derrick Henry. Last year, Williams helped lead Los Angeles to the NFC title game, with 1,533 scrimmage yards and 13 touchdowns.
If the Rams get to the Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium in February, it’ll likely be due in part to Williams having another All-Pro–caliber campaign.
BEST PASS RUSH DUOS IN THE NFL
1. Los Angeles Rams: Myles Garrett and Byron YoungIf anybody respectable was across from Garrett, they would be part of the top choice here. As it happens, the Rams have another star in the spot with Young, who is turning into an All-Pro talent. As for Garrett, what hasn’t been said about him? A future first-ballot Hall of Famer, Garrett set the single-season sacks record last season with 23 for the Browns. In the offseason, he was acquired by the Rams for defensive end Jared Verse, along with first-, second- and third-round picks, and despite being 30 years old, was still seen as worth the cost.
Over the past six years, Garrett has been a five-time first-team All-Pro. He’s totaled 95 sacks across 97 games while constantly drawing double- and triple-teams in Cleveland. A two-time Defensive Player of the Year, he’s now getting his first real shot at a ring.
Then there’s Young, a 28-year-old Pro Bowler coming off a career-high 12 sacks. Never missing a game throughout his three-year career, Young is durable and disruptive and, with Garrett as his counterpart, could be the biggest individual beneficiary.
5 BEST WR DUOS IN THE NFL
2. Los Angeles Rams: Puka Nacua and Davante Adams
I’m sure those who disagree with this ranking for the Rams’ duo will argue that Adams is no longer in his prime heading into his age-34 season. But these rankings aren’t just about star power. Compatibility, production and surroundings are just as important.
Let’s not forget that Adams and Nacua catch passes from reigning MVP Matthew Stafford and get to play in an offense organized by coach Sean McVay. Adams may no longer be a No. 1 wideout, but he found a role in McVay’s offense as a dangerous red zone threat, recording a league-high 14 receiving touchdowns last season.
As for Nacua, he’s been a playmaking machine since the Rams took him in the fifth round of the 2023 draft. He’s coming off a dominant career year, delivering a league-high 129 receptions with 1,715 yards and 10 touchdowns. McVay does an excellent job of putting Nacua in ideal situations, but Nacua’s tenacity and knack for coming away with contested catches is why opposing defenses can’t stop him on game day.
With the Rams now armed with a revamped defense that added Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie in the offseason, there’s a chance this L.A. offense will set a few records in 2026.