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Baltimore Beatdown fantasy football takes on Adam Randall
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All Baltimore Beatdown insights about Adam Randall
PositiveRoleOct 27, 2026
Rookie running back Adam Randall is close to returning from injured reserve after being sidelined with a foot injury to start the year and becoming eligible to return in Week 5. The 6-foot-3, 240-pound back ran hard in the preseason and averaged 3.71 yards after contact (via PFF). The Ravens offense is desperate to improve in short-yardage situations, and Randall could be part of the solution. The team now has three running backs on their active roster and none on their practice squad, signaling his imminent return.PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026
Adam Randall is mentioned as a potential short-yardage back option upon his return from injured reserve; the source suggests he could be part of Baltimore's solution to Derrick Henry's ineffectiveness in goal-line and short-yardage situations.NegativeInjuryOct 19, 2026
Younger contributor available to come off IR; his return could cause roster shifting as the Ravens manage depth.NegativeInjuryOct 19, 2026
Mysteriously landed on IR during 53-man roster cuts with zero updates on his health since then and no word on when his 21-day practice window before activation will start. His status remains completely unclear heading into Week 7.PositiveInjuryOct 7, 2026
Running back remains on injured reserve but is eligible to return starting this week, creating potential for near-term activation and role opportunity.NegativeInjuryOct 2, 2026
Running back Adam Randall remains on injured reserve.PositiveRoleOct 2, 2026
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.PositiveRoleOct 2, 2026
Randall is a rookie running back who should get a shot at short-yardage plays. He has a similar style to Derrick Henry—a bigger back who runs more upright with similar explosive numbers—but was noted consistently among draft experts as loving to barrel through contact at the line of scrimmage and push for extra yards. The Ravens lack a dedicated short-yardage back like they had with Gus Edwards, and Randall could fill that role.NegativeInjuryAug 31, 2026
Rookie running back Adam Randall was placed on injured reserve, removing him from the 53-man roster.NegativeDepth ChartAug 30, 2026
Running back placed on injured reserve designated to return, indicating health concern during roster cutdown period.PositiveDepth ChartAug 29, 2026
Played well enough in preseason to justify carrying three or four running backs on the 53-man roster; part of a competitive backfield depth chart where multiple backs made plays.PositiveRoleAug 29, 2026
RB made a strong case for roster consideration with impressive all-around preseason performance. Randall averaged 5.0 yards per carry on 5 attempts while adding 45 yards on 3 catches, including a 24-yard screen play where he stiff-armed a defender. Whether the Ravens carry three or four running backs, Randall has earned himself a small role.PositiveUsageAug 28, 2026
RB Adam Randall showed off his stiff arm in the first half of the preseason finale, demonstrating physical running ability and playmaking skill.NegativeDepth ChartAug 28, 2026
Running back competing for a roster spot in a depth chart decision on whether the Ravens keep three or four running backs. Dustin Cox notes both Adam Randall and Rasheen Ali are fighting to prove they belong on the 53-man roster.PositiveUsageAug 22, 2026
Running back showing improvement and gaining confidence as the game progressed in preseason week 1; expected to see increased usage out of the backfield in week 2.PositiveRoleAug 18, 2026
Rookie running back averaged 3.8 yards per carry, broke tackles en route to the end zone, and showed the play strength that has generated interest in his development; led the rookie RB group with 46 yards and a score.PositiveUsageAug 16, 2026
Adam Randall led the Ravens in rushing in their preseason opener victory over Philadelphia with 46 yards and a touchdown, establishing him as a featured back in the preseason rotation. He is one of four running backs (alongside Derrick Henry, Justice Hill, and Rasheen Ali) likely to be on the regular season roster, with Henry and Hill unlikely to see preseason action, positioning Randall for continued snaps.PositiveUsageAug 16, 2026
Running back who rushed for 46 yards with a touchdown in the Ravens' preseason opener, contributing to the offensive performance in the 24-7 win over Philadelphia.PositiveRoleAug 15, 2026
Rookie running back expected to have a strong showing with a sizeable workload from the backfield; has the potential to climb the running back depth chart and usurp Rasheen Ali for the No. 3 role with a strong preseason performance.PositiveSleeperAug 7, 2026
A fifth-round pick in 2026, the Clemson product is a sleeper to emerge as a contributor given his versatility and pass-catching prowess; could usurp Rasheen Ali for the No. 3 role to begin the season and have a role on special teams.PositiveRoleAug 6, 2026
Rookie running back Adam Randall received all three of the offense's touches during live tackling drills at the end of practice, demonstrating early opportunity and trust in the 6-foot-4, 232-pound prospect; he was brought down twice and scored a touchdown catch from Skyler Thompson.