Baltimore Ravens running back Keaton Mitchell has made a remarkable comeback after a serious knee injury sidelined him for much of last season. The undrafted free agent from East Carolina had a standout rookie year, rushing for 396 yards and two touchdowns, averaging an impressive 8.3 yards per carry. Despite facing challenges during his recovery, Mitchell's determination and hard work have not gone unnoticed, earning him the Ed Block Courage Award, which recognizes players who exemplify inspiration, sportsmanship, and courage as voted by their teammates.

Mitchell expressed gratitude for the recognition, highlighting the importance of his teammates' support and acknowledgment of his efforts. Although he is still working to regain his full role in the offense, he recently made his return to the field, playing a limited number of snaps in a game against the Houston Texans. While his stats were modest, a notable 28-yard reception showcased his speed and potential.

With fellow running back Justice Hill out for the second consecutive game, Mitchell is expected to take on a larger role in the upcoming regular season finale against the Cleveland Browns, potentially serving as a key player as the Ravens head into the playoffs.