Mitchell is a healthy scratch for the second straight game, despite looking strong in the offseason; his status leaves the Ravens’ backfield more stable in Week 2 but uncertain in the broader projection.

Mitchell has fallen out of favor in Baltimore after the Henry signing and a Week 1 inactive. With Derrick Henry and Justice Hill ahead, Mitchell’s dynasty value appears limited at best, making him a viable cut in most leagues unless roster space allows speculative holds.

Mitchell emerges as the high-upside rookie back in a backfield that could shift toward more versatile, quicker touches behind the Ravens' conventional run game. The chatter centers on Mitchell's explosiveness vs Henry's established workload and the possibility of a more dynamic committee.

Mitchell returns from ACL tear, claims to be more explosive than ever, but Week 1 inactive. Week 2 shows Ali passing him on depth chart and kickoff returns, placing Mitchell in a precarious fantasy spot unless an injury or move reshapes the backfield.

Keaton Mitchell inactive Week 1 due to a roster math decision; critics wonder if the Ravens will unleash his speed in Week 2, given the backfield congestion and Henry’s veteran power. His absence left the backfield with less explosiveness, prompting calls for gadget uses that could spark the offense when used in the right packages.