Blake Corum ‘s rookie season has officially come to an end. The Rams announced that they’ve placed the first-year running back on injured reserve. Corum suffered a fractured forearm during the Rams’ season finale. The injury will knock Corum out for the entire postseason, and the team has opened his roster spot by placing the rookie on IR.

Blake Corum suffered a season-ending injury on Sunday, ending what has been a difficult campaign for the rookie

The Los Angeles Rams announced they have placed RB Blake Corum on injured reserve. Additionally, the Rams have designated S John Johnson III to return from injured reserve.

The Rams initially announced that he was questionable to return but after the start of the second half, he was ruled out. FOX’s cameras then found him on the sideline and he was spotted in street clothes with his right arm in a sling.

Sunday was supposed to be a breakout game for Rams rookie Blake Corum. Instead, it was a season-ending one. Corum exited the game against the Seahawks in the second quarter after suffering a forearm injury.

The Los Angeles Rams made Kyren Williams a healthy scratch on Sunday as they chose to rest him before the playoffs, leaving Blake Corum as the starting running back for the season finale. It was an opportunity for Corum to showcase his ability with a heavier workload, but his time as the starter was short-lived.

Rams running back Blake Corum went from earning his first start to leaving early against the Seahawks in Week 18.

Los Angeles Rams rookie running back Blake Corum fractured his right forearm during Sunday's 30-25 loss to the Seattle Seahawks and will miss the postseason. Corum was seen wearing a