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Blake Corum’s Six-Game Touchdown Streak: The Rams Are Pulling Away Despite Key Losses

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Blake Corum just scored his sixth consecutive game with a touchdown, putting the Los Angeles Rams up 24-6 in the third quarter after a quick 1-yard run. This team is finding ways to make it happen, even when it feels like the chips are down.

Corum Keeps Lighting Up The Scoreboard

Seriously, Corum is on a roll. That 1-yard blast into the end zone for his sixth straight game with a score wasn’t just another play. It was his fifth rushing touchdown and sixth total touchdown of the season. He is stepping up big time. The dude is leading the Rams’ offense with 67 yards on 12 carries, and he even snagged three catches for another 19 yards. When the team needs a spark, Corum is delivering.

Rams Taking Control Amidst Injury Concerns

L.A. has definitely found their rhythm in this game, scoring touchdowns on three consecutive possessions to really take control. That is the kind of momentum shift you love to see. But let’s be real, the offense is missing some key players, and injuries are piling up. Cardinals linebacker Jordan Burch is out with a knee injury. For the Rams, center Coleman Shelton is sidelined with a hamstring issue, and backup center Dylan McMahon is also out with a knee injury. It means the depth is getting tested, but they are still pushing through.

The Rams are making a statement right now, pulling away with a commanding lead. You have to wonder if Corum’s incredible scoring streak can keep carrying them forward as the season progresses. Every game matters, and keeping this kind of offensive energy going is going to be crucial for what’s ahead.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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