Keaton Mitchell

Mitchell logged just 36 offensive snaps all season, having remained sidelined until Week 10. He managed to chip in as a kickoff returner though, totaling 156 kickoff return yards on five returns. Fantasy managers must closely follow his offseason developments to see if he has a chance of returning to pre-knee-injury form in 2025.

Hill established himself as a trustworthy receiving back in his 2024, fifth NFL season. He rushed 47 times for 228 yards and one touchdown and caught 42-of-46 targets for 383 yards and three touchdowns. All four receiving metrics make for career-highs, as does his 1.54 yards per route run average across the full NFL season. Keaton Mitchell's 2023 knee injury prevented him from eating into Hill's workload this season but things could pan out differently in 2025. For now, fantasy managers should expect Hill to enter training camp as the trusted incumbent in the No. 2 role.

Hill wasn't spotted at the open portion of practice for the second day in a row. Head coach John Harbaugh said he expects Hill to suit up this week, so Thursday's injury report could give fantasy managers some hope. If Hill can't go, Keaton Mitchell and Rasheen Ali will back up Derrick Henry for Saturday's game.