Blake Corum

RB · #33

LAR · RB · Age 25

SIT

Blake Corum's recent carry share has been inconsistent, with a high of 42% but also games as low as 31%, indicating significant competition for touches.

Role & volume

Corum's trailing average carry share is just 37.9%, and his snap share has been in the mid-30s, suggesting he is not a primary option in the backfield.

Projected role

With Jarquez Hunter returning to the team, Corum's carry share could drop further, as the backfield carries are now contested rather than absorbed by him alone.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Given his inconsistent usage and competition for touches, Corum's floor is low with a ceiling that does not justify starting over more reliable options, especially at RB38 on our value board.

Intel may be outdated · updated 5 days ago

Current statusLAR

Our read vs. the market

Beta

Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line

Why

Average usage productionAverage carry shareAge 25 · ascending

Our view vs Market↓ 8 pts below market

Our view

Market

Long career runway

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (3 flags)

Risk Flags

Depth Chart
Corum sits behind Kyren Williams as a stable but clearly secondary complementary back; even after 2025's late-season snap-share gains, he topped out around 38% of snaps in the postseason, so touch volume still depends on Williams' health and usage.
Target Competition
Season-long target share sat at just 3% with a 0.05 WOPR and 2.0 aDOT, showing Corum is rarely used as a route-runner or checkdown option, which caps his PPR floor relative to three-down backs.
Injury History
A rookie-year forearm fracture cost Corum the 2024 postseason, and he managed an in-season ankle issue in 2025 without missing games; durability bears watching for a back who currently profiles as a rotational piece rather than a bell-cow.

Format Comparison

Blake Corum — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	2,216	—
PPR SF	1,856	-360