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The Baltimore Ravens selected Clemson running back Adam Randall in the fifth round of the NFL Draft, sparking discussions about his potential as a future replacement for Derrick Henry. Randall had an impressive college season, totaling 814 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns.
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One of the many storylines to come out of the NFL Draft is which players are seen as replacements for those already on a roster, and for the Baltimore Ravens, this is exactly what has happened.
Clemson running back Adam Randall was selected in the fifth-round, so he isn't exactly set to push Derrick Henry in 2026...but what about beyond?
A former receiver, Randall, coming off the best season of his college career (814 yards, 10 TDs, plus 254 receiving yards, 3 TDs), comes to the Ravens looking to make a name for himself.
And for general manager Eric DeCosta, he likes everything about Randall.
"Adam's a guy as a former wideout. He has a varied skillset," DeCosta said. "He does a lot of different things well. We think the best is yet to come with him as a running back. He has really good hands. He can run routes. He's a possible kick returner -- a special teams guy. He has a great body and good measurables, and we're excited to see what he can do. He's kind of a 'jackknife.' He's a phenomenal kid. We think [he's] one of the best makeups in this draft."
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Certainly not for the next couple of seasons as King Henry is still rumbling along at an elite pace, but as we know with running backs, their shelf life isn't as long as other positions.
Adam Randall is a Clemson running back who had a standout college season with 814 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns, along with 254 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns.
The Ravens drafted Adam Randall to potentially fill a future role as a running back, as general manager Eric DeCosta sees promise in his abilities.
While Adam Randall's selection does not immediately threaten Derrick Henry's position, it raises questions about the Ravens' long-term plans for the running back position beyond 2026.
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So maybe the Ravens look at the Randall selection as a dart throw, thinking he could be the next in line when Henry retires. Granted, for a fifth-round pick to become a starter isn't likely, but one thing the Ravens know how to do is to develop running backs.
This will be a key watch over the offseason in Baltimore, as Randall is behind Henry, Justice Hill, and Rasheen Ali on the depth chart.
Still, the NFL is an unpredictable beast, and if Randall shows something in training camp, maybe, just maybe, he might see the field in 2026.