INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Even with the return of wide receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua, it was again running back Kyren Williams finding the end zone for the Los Angeles Rams against the Minnesota Vikings.
On third-and-goal, quarterback Matthew Stafford found Williams for a 5-yard touchdown.
It was the running back’s 10th touchdown of the season (eight rushing, two receiving). He has scored all but two of the Rams’ touchdowns this season.
This was the Rams’ first first-quarter touchdown of the season. Williams ran for 18 yards on three carries and a touchdown catch on the drive. The touchdown tied the game at 7.
Williams is now at 10 straight games with a touchdown scored, the longest streak by a Rams player since Todd Gurley went 13 straight over the 2017 and 2018 seasons.