Rams Regain Lead With Corum Touchdown Against Bills

On October 13, 2026, the Los Angeles Rams regained the lead against the Buffalo Bills at SoFi Stadium after running back Blake Corum scored a 1-yard touchdown on the opening drive of the second half, according to NBC Sports and other game reports.

The touchdown completed a nine-play, 60-yard drive that gave Los Angeles a 14-13 advantage, NBC Sports reported. Returner Alex Bachman helped begin the possession with a 32-yard kickoff return to the Rams 40-yard line.

According to NBC Sports, the Rams had not scored on an opening possession of either half during the season before Corum's touchdown drive against Buffalo.

The scoring opportunity developed after tight end Tyler Higbee drew a 17-yard pass interference penalty on Cole Bishop in the end zone, according to NBC Sports. The Rams then used Corum's short rushing attempt to finish the possession.

NBC Sports reported that Los Angeles attempted a fourth-and-1 play from the Buffalo 35-yard line before Higbee was called for a false start. Higbee later converted a fourth-and-6 situation with a 10-yard reception.

The touchdown marked Corum's first of the season, according to reports from Sports Yahoo and AOL. The running back had contributed in both the rushing and passing games during the Rams' first four games.

Sports Yahoo reported that Los Angeles quarterback Matthew Stafford was 21-of-30 passing for 144 yards with one touchdown during the game. The Rams offense also received production from wide receiver Puka Nacua.

According to Sports Yahoo, Nacua recorded eight receptions on 13 targets for 63 yards and added nine rushing yards. His performance remained a significant part of the Rams offensive output against Buffalo.

The Rams defense also forced a three-and-out after a Buffalo possession, according to Sports Yahoo. The report noted officials missed a defensive hold that would have awarded the Bills an automatic first down.