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.

Huddle Up: Mitchell has proven to be quite the explosive weapon the past two weeks, with the rookie tallying 200 total yards and two long touchdowns on just 15 touches. Despite only four touches in Week 10, Mitchell still managed to have an impressive day, with a 39-yard touchdown run and a 32-yard reception. That kind of efficiency means there's big upside here should Mitchell find increased work in the Ravens' offense, but unless he fully takes the reins of the rushing attack, Gus Edwards and Lamar Jackson cutting into his opportunities may make it difficult for him to post consistent production when the big play doesn't come. Consider Mitchell a flex option with upside going into Week 11.

Huddle Up: If Mitchell is still available in your fantasy league, he isn't a bad addition to squirrel away on the bench. He had an unexpected 138 rushing yards and a touchdown last week, and two plays of 32 or more yards Sunday. With Gus Edwards going for just 2.2 yards per rushing attempt in Week 10, it's hard to believe the Ravens won't try to work the explosive Mitchell more into the game plan going forward.

Huddle Up: Mitchell is coming off a fantastic Week 9 performance and should see a decent amount of touches this week. He could be a possible flex option in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Mitchell exploded for 138 rushing yards and a touchdown last week, but 100 of those yards came on two carries and he saw just 10 touches in total in a blowout scenario. Gus Edwards is still likely to lead the backfield, but Mitchell should be more involved moving forward. Consider the rookie a boom-or-bust flex option until we see it, though.

Huddle Up: Mitchell probably will be available to play, but fantasy players should keep an eye on the situation to see if anything changes. He should see a handful of touches if he plays and could be a possible flex option in some leagues.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation to see if Mitchell is in any danger of missing the Week 10 game. He is coming off an outstanding game last week and likely has earned a bigger role in the offense. He could be a flex option in deeper leagues if he is cleared to play.