The Los Angeles Rams may not be having a great season, but Kyren Williams has lived in the end zone for six weeks. After scoring in each of the first five games of the season, extending his one-touchdown streak from last year to nine straight games, Williams extended his run Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.

In the second quarter, with the Rams trailing 3-0, Williams stormed into the end zone from 13 yards out, giving Los Angeles a 7-3 lead. It was his eighth touchdown of the season, putting him among the league leaders in that category.

Williams is just one point shy of the Rams' all-time record, which stands at 10 games and is held by Greg Bell. He set this record in 1988-1989, so it's been held for quite a while. Williams will have a chance to break the record on Thursday when the Rams host the Vikings.

This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Watch: Kyren Williams scores a touchdown for the ninth straight game, closing in on the Rams' all-time record