Baltimore Beatdown on Adam Randall

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I'd also like to see rookie Adam Randall maybe get a shot at those plays. The Ravens don't have a dedicated back for them like they did with Gus Edwards back in the day, Justice Hill or Rasheen Ali aren't built for it either. Randall has a similar style to Henry, bigger back who runs more upright with similar explosive numbers. But Randall was noted consistently among draft experts as a guy who loved barreling through contact at the line of scrimmage and pushed for extra yards.
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Randall's contact-seeking style and size position him for short-yardage role opportunity.

Aaron Rodgers advocates for rookie Adam Randall to get opportunities in short-yardage situations, where the Ravens currently lack a dedicated back. Randall's profile—a bigger back who runs more upright with explosive numbers similar to Henry—matches the physical archetype needed. Draft experts consistently noted Randall's ability to barrel through contact at the line and push for extra yards. As a prospect still learning the position, Randall could be developed into a short-yardage specialist, giving him a clear role opportunity in Baltimore's offense.

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