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RBBAL40 insightsLatest Oct 29, 2026
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PositiveRoleOct 27, 2026Baltimore Beatdown
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.
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PositiveRoleOct 2, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Aaron Rodgers suggests rookie Adam Randall could be a solution for Ravens short-yardage situations; Randall has a similar explosive running style to Henry but runs more upright and was consistently noted among draft experts as a prospect who loved barreling through contact at the line of scrimmage and pushed for extra yards. As a rare running back prospect still learning the position, the Ravens might be able to develop Randall into a dedicated short-yardage specialist, a role the team has lacked since Gus Edwards.
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PositiveProjectionOct 2, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Randall is a rookie running back who may 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. He was noted consistently among draft experts as a guy who loved barreling through contact at the line of scrimmage and pushed for extra yards. As a rare running back prospect still learning the position, the Ravens might be able to utilize him in short yardage situations where Henry struggles.
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PositiveRoleOct 2, 2026Baltimore Beatdown
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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PositiveRoleOct 2, 2026Baltimore Beatdown
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.
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PositiveValueAug 30, 2026Jacob Gibbs
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Best RB film from the 2026 draft class this preseason, imo: Mike Washington Jr. (LVR) Emmett Johnson (KC) Kaelon Black (SF) Dean Connors (LAR) Adam Randall (BAL) Nicholas Singleton (TEN) Seth McGowan (IND) Demond Claiborne (MIN) Jam Miller (NEP) Eli Heidenreich (PIT) Robert Henry Jr. (WAS) Kaytron Allen (WAS) Chip Trayanum (NYJ) J'Mari Taylor (JAX) Jonah Coleman and Jeremiyah Love looked good. Not enough of a sample size on those two to include them here imo. But they looked the part.

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