Baltimore Ravens, who returned from Keaton Mitchell, looked like a feeling for six weeks in 2023 and blowed at 8.4 meters per chance of 47 bags and let defenders grab the air. Then, week 14 disgusting knee injuries wiped it all out.
Mitchell missed most of the 2024 season and played a bit in the elastic in the break and took 15 opportunities to 30 meters over the last two weeks of a normal season. Another year removed from the injury, Speedster Ravens said he had not only returned to his 2023 point, but he exceeded it.
“I feel like I’m better back than when I first came here,” he said on the team’s official website. “This will be a movie for sure.”
Mitchell said the team gave him extra time last year to make sure he was perfectly healthy before they got him back in the spin. Coach John Harbaugh said he no longer saw his back on his back.
“It looked like he had the speed and then just the ability to adapt and watch,” Harbaugh said. “Last year, you might say he was thinking through the knee [injury] It seemed a bit. I haven’t seen any of this so far this spring, so it’s good to see. “