Rams running back Kyren Williams is having a solid second season. But he has fumbled four times in the last four games, with two during Sunday night’s loss to the Eagles. It’s gotten to the point where coach Sean McVay was asked on Wednesday whether Williams is still the starter. (McVay said he is.)

After a breakout season last year, there were a lot of eyes on Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams to see if he could replicate that success. And with the injuries suffered at receiver, head coach Sean McVay was basically forced to run the offense through Williams early on this year and he was up to the challenge.

Kyren Williams has been the Rams’ workhorse back for the last two seasons but despite all the production he’s had, he’s also shown a propensity to cough the ball up – especially at inopportune times.

Sean McVay reveals that the Rams are embracing the challenge of playing Philly's finest. Though their momentum was halted just a bit by a Week 10 loss on Monday Night Football to the Miami Dolphins, 23-15, the Los Angeles Rams bounced back in a major way in Week 11 when they took care of business against the New England Patriots 28-22.

The Los Angeles Rams were driving to open the game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football, but then Kyren Williams fumbled in the redzone. When the Rams played the Green Bay Packers Williams fumbled coming out of the half.

Kyren Williams has been a crucial piece of the Los Angeles Rams’ offense over the past two seasons, solidifying his role as the team’s workhorse running back. However, Williams has shown a recurring issue despite his production: fumbling at critical moments.