Rasheen Ali

Ali sits behind Derrick Henry and Justice Hill on the depth chart, and Baltimore's training-camp competition preview explicitly flagged 2026 draftee Adam Randall as a threat to Ali's backup snaps, capping his touch ceiling even in a run-heavy offense.

Ali cleared a concussion protocol during the 2025 season and was held out of Baltimore's first two 2026 preseason games with an undisclosed injury before returning to practice in late August 2026; he is now listed healthy, but the recurring camp/game absences add durability noise to an already thin role.

Ali's clearest path to a roster spot and playing time is as Baltimore's primary kickoff returner rather than an offensive role, which is effectively valueless in standard dynasty scoring.

Season-long target share has trended upward with a receiving touchdown mixed in, hinting at a small passing-down niche if Baltimore's staff chooses to lean on it more.

Baltimore's run-leaning offense (negative PROE) creates a rushing-volume tailwind for the backfield as a whole, which could indirectly extend Ali's opportunity if Henry's workload is managed.

Ali's established role as the primary kick returner gives him a non-offensive path to keeping his roster spot, providing a floor against outright release even without offensive touches.