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by Brandon Niles

BAL RB Kenyan Drake - Week 4 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 4 at Cleveland Browns

Kenyan Drake returned to Baltimore and played a supporting role last week, receiving no carries, but catching two of three targets for 31 yards. He could get more work this week if Gus Edwards misses time with a concussion and Justice Hill is still out with a toe injury, Drake will likely complement Melvin Gordon in the backfield. Still, the Ravens running back room looks crowded and hard to predict, and their top rusher is still Lamar Jackson. Leave Drake on waivers.

by Brandon Niles

BAL RB Kenyan Drake - Week 14 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 14 at Pittsburgh Steelers

Kenyan Drake had more carries than Gus Edwards last week against the Broncos, though fewer than Tyler Huntley. He finished with seven rushing attempts and two receptions for a total of 46 yards. Stay away from the Baltimore backfield. It doesn’t hurt to roster one of these guys, just in case we get some consistency in workload down the stretch, but trusting any of them in lineups is a tall order. Sit him.

by Brandon Niles

BAL RB Kenyan Drake - Week 13 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 13 vs. Denver Broncos

Kenyan Drake was limited to just two carries for two yards last week as Gus Edwards stepped off the injury report and directly into the lead role. Hold Drake for now, as the Ravens have been extremely fickle with their running back usage, but don’t have him anywhere near your lineup until we see he still has a role with a healthy Edwards in play.

by Brandon Niles

BAL RB Kenyan Drake - Week 12 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 12 at Jacksonville Jaguars

Kenyan Drake was the starter last week against the Panthers with Gus Edwards out again, but he finished with just 53 total yards on 10 carries and a pair of receptions. Drake has been good at times this season, but the Ravens running backs have been hard to depend on for fantasy numbers. Drake has delivered just three legitimately good fantasy performances this season.

If Gus Edwards is out again, Drake has a nice chance at a rebound game against Jacksonville. The Jaguars rank 26th in aFPA to opposing running backs, and Drake has shown he can still produce when he gets a heavy workload. If Edwards is active, Drake should be considered a risky flex or RB3 option at best, but he may hit some fringe RB2 numbers if Edwards is a late scratch once again.

by Brandon Niles

BAL RB Kenyan Drake - Week 11 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 11 vs. Carolina Panthers

Kenyan Drake had his best game of the season against the Saints before the bye last week. He ran for 93 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 24 carries, and he was a key part of why the team was able to eat clock and secure a victory in the second half. Drake is averaging 4.7 yards per carry as the sometimes-starter in Baltimore this year, and he’s scored four touchdowns over his last four games.

Drake isn’t likely to see the same workload he had against the Saints with Gus Edwards expected to be back in the fold, but with his success this season, it’s hard to think the Ravens won’t continue to use him in some capacity. Temper expectations, however, since we don’t fully know how the carries are going to shake out. We have him ranked just outside RB2 territory for Week 11.

Update: With Gus Edwards out, Drake is a solid RB2 option this week.

by Brandon Niles

BAL RB Kenyan Drake - Week 9 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 9 at New Orleans Saints

Kenyan Drake had seven carries for 62 yards last week against the Buccaneers, and he added five yards and a touchdown on four receptions. Drake’s fantasy potential hinges greatly on the status of Gus Edwards, who is questionable for Monday night’s tilt against the Saints with a hamstring. If Edwards can’t go and Drake gets the start, he has some flex potential in deeper leagues, but it’s hard to bank on him without a solid backup plan in place on a Monday night game. If Edwards starts, Drake is too risky from a workload perspective to be in starting lineups. If you have both Edwards and Drake, you can hedge and play the starter, but if you only have one of them, it’s best to look elsewhere for Week 9.

by Brandon Niles

BAL RB Kenyan Drake - Week 7 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 7 vs. Cleveland Browns

Kenyan Drake had a nice game against the Giants last week, rushing for 119 yards and a touchdown on just 10 carries. He filled in for J.K. Dobbins, who left the game after his knee tightened up on him. Drake seems to be the primary backup running back in Baltimore, but he’s risky to bank on. Dobbins is still lurking around, and we could be a week or two away from the return of Gus Edwards. If Edwards and Dobbins are both out or limited going into this week’s tilt against the Browns, Drake has RB2 upside. Cleveland ranks 30th in aFPA to opposing running backs. If Dobbins and/or Edwards are active, however, stay away.

Update: With Dobbins out, Drake has some upside, though it's still risky to bank on him given the inconsistent workload in the Baltimore running game. Consider him an RB3 or low-end flex option.

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