Rams Re-sign Ronnie Rivers, Keep Backfield Stable

On March 25, the Los Angeles Rams are keeping their running back room steady by resigning

Ronnie Rivers to a one-year deal.

That means Kyron Williams and Blake Korm remain the top duo with Rivers slotted in as

the number three option heading into next season.

Earlier this week, the team made the move official, locking up Rivers before he hit free

agency.

No big changes to the backfield unless they add someone else later.

The 27-year-old joined the Rams in 2022 as an undrafted free agent from Fresno State.

Last season, he ran 9 times for 46 yards, building on a career of 72 carries for 295 yards

and 15 catches.

For 85 more, Rivers provides reliable insurance behind Williams and Korm who formed one of

the NFL's top tandems a year ago.

The Rams also carry Jarkez Hunter, picked up in the fourth round last year for extra depth.

This keeps the group's chemistry intact and sets up a consistent ground attack as training

camp approaches.