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Christianson Emerges as RB1 for Rams Following Breakout
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In a move that turned heads within the Colorado State Rams locker room, redshirt freshman Rashad Christianson has officially claimed the starting running back job for the 2032 season. Head Coach Quacks announced the decision after a standout training camp, where Christianson’s elite speed and refined ball carrier moves became undeniable.
“He’s just electric,” Coach Quacks said. “Every time he touches the ball, you feel like something special is going to happen. Rashad put in the work this offseason, and it shows.”
The decision means that Cliff Ware, a 2031 Heisman finalist, will now take on a supporting role. Ware, who also has elite speed and vision, may see some time in a support role to the new leader in the RB room. Although he is disappointed, he was quoted stating he’d do whatever was best for the team this season, whether that is in a featured role or not.
Christianson’s ascension to the top of the depth chart adds a new dimension to the Rams’ offense. With his ability to leave defenders in his wake, the team looks poised to take advantage of his dynamic playmaking ability as they aim to head to the PAC 12 and build on last season’s success.