Huddle Up: With Derrick Henry leading the backfield, Mitchell's upside is likely capped as a change-of-pace back. That, coupled with the injury, makes him a player to avoid until we get a firmer timeline for his return.

Huddle Up: The ACL injury Mitchell suffered in Week 15 is a sad end to what was a brief moment of brilliance. Given how late in the season his torn ACL occurred, it seems unlikely that the undrafted free agent will be able to take part in training camp or start the 2024 regular season on time. The Ravens will move forward with Gus Edwards as the lead back and Justice Hill as the change-of-pace/primary passing-down option.

Huddle Up: Mitchell was already expected to miss the remainder of the season due to a significant knee injury he suffered Sunday night. He's expected to make a full recovery, and Gus Edwards likely will be an RB3 option moving forward.

Huddle Up: The injury to Mitchell robs Baltimore of one of its most explosive players and thrusts Gus Edwards back into a prominent role. Justice Hill could also see more work, and the team will reportedly elevate Melvin Gordon to the 53-man roster. At this point, only Edwards is guaranteed fantasy value in the final weeks, and even that could be dicey based on a mix of tough matchups and potential seeding considerations.

Huddle Up: Mitchell was having a nice night, running nine times for 73 yards with two receptions for 15 yards, before departing. It appears Gus Edwards and Justice Hill will once again be leaned upon heading into Week 16 if Mitchell is forced to miss time. It's a tough break for fantasy managers, especially after the playoffs, as Mitchell was easily the most explosive Baltimore tailback lately.

Huddle Up: Mitchell hasn't found the end zone in the past two games, but he has seen his touches continue to grow. He had a career-high 11 total touches on Sunday Night Football, and he can safely be treated as a RB3 or flex fantasy option in leagues of 12 or more teams.

Huddle Up: While Mitchell's numbers weren't great, his usage was encouraging. He had just five fewer touches than Gus Edwards and seven more than Justice Hill. If his role continues to expand, he could deliver for fantasy owners down the stretch. At worst, he's worth stashing if he's still floating around on waivers.

Huddle Up: Although he has only logged somewhat significant time in two games, Baltimore is going to have a very hard time keeping Mitchell in something of a specialty role if he proves to be even half this elusive moving forward. To that end, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh told the media recently that Mitchell will likely begin to see more work - starting in Week 11 against a Cincinnati Bengals defense that just gave up 150 rushing yards to Devin Singletary. While the Ravens probably will not give the 190-pound Mitchell too much work anytime soon, he has already proven he can do a lot with a little. He is, at worst, a high-end flex option at this point.