THOUSAND OAKS — Rams running back Kyren Williams was working with the training staff at the start of practice Tuesday before joining his teammates on the sidelines in street clothes.
The third-year back injured his foot during offseason workouts, head coach Sean McVay said, so he will be kept off the field for the entirety of OTAs and the June minicamp. Williams is expected to be back in time for training camp in July.
“It’s probably good,” McVay joked. “That maniac works so hard sometimes it’s good to just be able to pull him back. … It’s nothing to worry about, he’ll be ready to go for training camp.”
Williams broke out in his second season, finishing third in the NFL with 1,144 rushing yards despite missing four games with a high ankle sprain. He suffered a broken hand in the Rams’ playoff loss to the Detroit Lions, which required surgery in January.
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