Travis Kelce vs Blake Corum

“In 2025, Fannin finished fifth among tight ends in targets (107), trailing only Trey McBride, Kyle Pitts, Tyler Warren and Travis Kelce . He also finished eighth among tight ends in receptions (72) and touchdowns (six).”

“The chemistry between Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes is second to none. 10.”

“Even though Travis Kelce is getting older and this is his final season, he should still see a fair number of targets behind Rashee Rice .”

“Round 13: Travis Kelce (TE – KC) The Chiefs didn’t add any new weapons besides Kenneth Walker III .”

“Round 10: Travis Kelce (TE – KC) Behind Rashee Rice, the next target will likely still be Travis Kelce, even though he’s probably entering his final NFL season.”

“Travis Kelce (TE – KC) The big caveat here is Kelce’s age.”

“Kelce should be going much higher in drafts, in my opinion. Getting him at 10.11 isn’t even out of the ordinary right now, which is the crazy part. He has looked awesome in camp, and the Chiefs still lack proven receiving weapons.”

“279.3 | WR104 Travis Kelce – ADP: 103.6 | TE10 Mahomes is on pace to play in Week 1, which makes him a steal at his ADP despite coming off a knee injury”

“Round 13: Travis Kelce (TE – KC) There weren’t many great options at this point in the draft, so why not Travis Kelce?”

“Tight End The TE1 cutoffs land at Travis Kelce, who one analyst views as a name to actively avoid, and Kyle Pitts for the other, whose comfort zone is built around target competition within each offense.”

“Travis Kelce (TE – KC) down 4 to No. 106 and Isaiah Likely (TE – NYG) down 5 to No. 123 headline a broader tight end cooling. That’s a genuine positional trend this week: seven of the twelve biggest market-overdraft gaps on the entire board now belong to tight ends.”

“Chris Jones and Travis Kelce are near the end of their careers, while Mahomes is coming into the season recovering from an ACL injury.”

“Over 145 carries, Corum averaged a healthy 5.1 yards per carry (YPC). He truly came into his own during the back half of last season — all but one of his double-digit carry games occurred after the Rams’ Week 8 bye.”

“PIT WR38 65 122 93 13 27 89 5 Michael Wilson ARI WR39 61 137 93 15 -2 90 5 Blake Corum LAR RB33 67 121 94 13 1 91 6 Alec Pierce IND WR40 59 140 95 17 1 92 6 George Kittle SF TE9 67 130 97 13 -4 93 6 Brock Purdy SF QB11 62 132 98 13 13 94 6 Josh Downs IND WR41 68 135 98 15 18 95 6 Chuba Hubbard CAR RB34 64 137 98 18 -9 96 6 Jaxson Dart NYG QB12 62 132 99 15 -1 97 6 Bo Nix DEN QB13 64 140 99 13 4 98 6 Stefon Diggs WAS WR42 68 229 101 27 5 99 6 RJ Harvey DEN RB35 71 140 101 16 -16 100 6 Jacory Croskey-Merritt WAS RB36 71 128 101 15 -3 101 6 Jordan Mason MIN RB37 67 145 102 18 -7 102 6 Wan’Dale Robinson TEN WR43 63 141 102 15 25 103 6 Patrick Mahomes II KC QB14 69 155 104 15 8 104 6 Travis Kelce KC TE10 66 138 104 14 -11 105 6 Jayden Reed GB WR44 68 151 105 17 5 106 6 Kenny Gainwell TB RB38 67 133 106 13 3 107 6 Jared Goff DET QB15 61 156 107 14 17 108 6 Jordan Addison MIN WR45 70 163 107 16 -1 109 6 Matthew Stafford LAR QB16 78 157 109 16 -7 110 6 Dalton Kincaid BUF TE11 76 149 109 13 -12 111 6 Makai Lemon PHI WR46 75 202 111 22 -6 112 6 Kyle Monangai CHI RB39 82 148 111 15 -16 113 6 Rachaad White WAS RB40 72 142 112 14 7 114 6 Jakobi Meyers JAC WR47 74 164 115 19 18 115 6 Isaiah Likely NYG TE12 76 206 115 20 -16 116 6 Dallas Goedert PHI TE13 84 170 118 16 3 117 6 KC Concepcion CLE WR48 78 200 118 22 5 118 6 Kyler Murray MIN QB17 97 241 118 21 11 119 6 Aaron Jones Sr.”

“Tank Bigsby (projected roughly 10 spots worse than consensus), Blake Corum , MarShawn Lloyd , and Jordan Mason all show up because the projections assume the starter ahead of them plays a full season.”

“Blake Corum is the sort of running back who could carry teams to titles by providing a big return on a mid-round investment. Corum was a ruthlessly efficient runner last season, and his role grew as the season wore on.”

“While Bhayshul Tuten and Jordan Mason look to be the Week 1 starters, it’s a possible weakness. Blake Corum and some other high-potential RBs might shore up the room during the season.”

“, but you can still target Blake Corum. He offers standalone value as the Rams’ No.”

“Blake Corum (RB – LAR) Another of the best handcuffs in fantasy, and one who finally looked like his pre-injury self last season. Corum was excellent on a per-touch basis behind Kyren Williams , and the Rams’ offense would funnel real volume to him if Williams missed time.”

“07 | Blake Corum | RB, Los Angeles Rams (Check the Rhime) Blake Corum made some noise last year with his 33.”

“The prototypical “Flex-with-benefits” Jason grabs Blake Corum with the next pick. Having already selected three RBs, Corum fits in perfectly as a guy who will ride Jason’s bench unless an injury or demotion to Kyren Williams gives Corum the opportunity to shine.”

“Blake Corum (RB – LAR) “ Blake Corum is a strong RB2 who continues to be overlooked. Sean McVay has shown a lot of confidence in Corum, and the Rams have every incentive to increase his workload while keeping Kyren Williams fresh for a playoff run.”

“Blake Corum (RB – LAR) The former Wolverine was pretty solid last season; you just can’t really tell by looking solely at his 7.2 fantasy points per game, which ranked 46th among all running backs. You have to look under the hood to see where Blake Corum prospered last year.”

“” At worst, Blake Corum will be the backup to Kyren Williams all season in what should be an outstanding Rams offense.”