Mark Ingram

Leaving the nest of the Saints offense is something Ingram has never had to do, so life may seem a bit more difficult in Baltimore. It's a good thing that they'll be a run-first team with Lamar Jackson under center, but it's also a bad thing around the goal-line, as Jackson is more of a threat to score than Ingram. The Ravens drafted Justice Hill, and still have Kenneth Dixon and Gus Edwards on the roster, so it may be more of a timeshare than some believe, though Ingram should be the leader in the clubhouse. His lack of upside drops him below some of the other options in his range.

Mark Ingram to sign with Ravens

Mark Ingram has reached an agreement with the Ravens on a three-year, $15 million contract.

Fantasy Impact

Ingram moves from playing alongside Alvin Kamara in the Saints' high-flying offense to a unit that certainly made the run a priority to end the 2018 campaign. Touches became available earlier this offseason when the team cut Alex Collins, but Ingram will still be sharing a workload with Gus Edwards and Kenneth Dixon in 2019.