Keaton Mitchell, coming off a torn ACL, represents a high-upside, low-risk investment for fantasy managers, particularly if drafted in the final rounds. In his rookie season, he showcased remarkable efficiency, averaging 8.4 yards per carry and possessing an impressive 5.6 yards after contact. While he is expected to start the season on the PUP list and miss at least four games, his potential for a significant impact later in the season remains strong, especially with the Ravens potentially relieving Derrick Henry of some workload as he recovers. Stashing Mitchell could yield valuable returns, especially compared to other running backs with similar ADP who lack his proven upside.