Blake Corum

Blake Corum transitioned from a decorated college athlete, where he set multiple rushing records, to a professional running back for the Los Angeles Rams. After being named the 2019 Gatorade Player of the Year in Maryland and The Baltimore Sun’s Offensive Player of the Year, Blake Corum distinguished himself as a highly touted collegiate athlete. During his senior high school season, Corum rushed for an impressive 1,438 yards and scored 22 touchdowns, contributing to his team’s #4 national ranking. Identified as a four-star recruit, he was rated as the #12 high school running back nationally.

Corum played a pivotal role in securing three consecutive Big Ten Conference titles for Michigan, culminating in a National Championship victory in 2024, where he was named the Offensive MVP of the College Football Playoff National Championship game. In 2024, Corum transitioned to the professional ranks, selected 83rd overall by the Los Angeles Rams in the third round of the NFL Draft. During his rookie NFL season, he recorded 58 carries for 207 rushing yards and added seven receptions for 58 receiving yards across 20 regular season games. Corum made his first NFL start in Week 18 against the Seattle Seahawks, solidifying his capabilities as a significant presence on the professional field.