Ali topped the Ravens' rushing chart in the second preseason game with 62 yards on 19 carries, anchoring a 148-yard rushing effort. His performance, in a game without the team's stars, positions him as a roster-friendly option who could see extended touches if J.K. Dobbins is limited early. The showing aligns with Monken’s balanced approach and depth-building for Week 1.

Rasheen Ali’s injury status adds another layer to the Ravens’ backfield depth concerns. Any veteran addition could impact Ali’s timeline and role, affecting fantasy expectations for Baltimore’s primary and secondary rushing options.

Rasheen Ali, productive on ball carries and special-teams for Baltimore’s depth chart, is in the mix as depth behind Mitchell. His versatility could push for increased opportunities if injuries or inefficiencies arise, providing the Ravens with a homegrown option who can contribute in multiple roles.

Ali was productive as a ball carrier and special-teams standout; he’s in the mix for opportunities behind Mitchell, with Major also competing for reps.

Rasheen Ali has made a compelling case for his inclusion in the Ravens' final roster with a strong performance in the preseason, showcasing his skills and determination.