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Last season, Kyren Williams emerged from almost nowhere to finish as fantasy football’s RB7.

He finished as a top-ten running back despite spending four weeks sidelined with an ankle injury. Williams would have almost certainly finished as the RB2 behind Christian McCaffrey without this injury.

The beauty behind William’s season is that it came out of left field. Heading into the 2023 season, Williams was a former sixth-round pick with just 35 carries as a rookie. He did nothing impressive as a rookie and was an afterthought to most of the fantasy community.

Williams didn’t need an injury to supplant Cam Akers as Sean McVay’s preferred back.

He simply outworked Akers, earned the starting role, and never looked back.

Emerging from the depths of drafts to finish as a top-ten running back is quite a feat. Doing it without an injury is unbelievable. Can someone else achieve something similar in 2024? It’s unlikely, but three running backs have a chance to be this year’s Kyren Williams.