Kyren Williams has handled a bigger workload than just about any running back in the NFL this season. His 316 carries rank third in the NFL and his 140 pass-blocking snaps are 46 more than any other player at his position.

After two injury-marred seasons, Williams changed his approach and played in every game in 2024, setting career highs in carries, rushing yards and touchdowns.

The Rams’ offense will look a little different than it usually does in Week 18. Along with quarterback Matthew Stafford, the Rams (10-6) will allow receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua, running back Kyren Williams and offensive linemen Kevin Dotson and Alaric Jackson to rest in the regular-season finale rather than play against the Seattle Seahawks (9-7),

The Los Angeles Rams are once again taking a cautious approach to Week 18, just as they did last season. Rather than playing all of their starters and treating it as a normal game, they're going to rest many key players in an attempt to keep them healthy and fresh