Team news: Baltimore Ravens

John Harbaugh said no change with RB Keaton Mitchell (knee), who remains on injured reserve.

Related players: Travis Henry, Justice Hill

Henry has fit in perfectly for the Ravens and their rushing attack with Hill being the team's RB2 and change of pace back. Mitchell could still be a nice fit in the offense as a more explosive change of pace option, but for now there is no need to rush him back. The post went on to say Harbaugh said he is still "optimistic" and "positive" about Mitchell. Mitchell injured his knee in Week 15 last year.

John Harbaugh: "Mark Andrews is definitely going to have big games catching the ball."

Andrews went his second straight week without producing a catch in the Ravens offense. With Travis Henry's output in Week 4, the Ravens didn't need to pass much. However at this point, it's hard not to be concerned with the lack of fantasy output from a player who was considered among the tops at his position. Owners may want to consider any other option in their lineup at TE, other than another potential zero. Andrews should come back to form, and the Ravens will likely need him to, but at this point, you may want to actually see if first before continuing to put him in lineups.

John Harbaugh said the Ravens didn’t bring Derrick Henry to Baltimore with the plan to give him 30+ carries each game.

Related players: Lamar Jackson, Justice Hill, Keaton Mitchell

Jackson ran 16 times in Week 1 to Henry's 13. Zay Flowers had two runs with Hill getting just one. Hill was involved in the passing game with six catches, however. For what it's worth, Jackson missed practice Monday with no word form the team as to why, but it sounds like the Ravens don't play to change their offense. It remains to be seen if Jackson can handle that many runs a week going forward. It's possible Mitchell, upon his return at some point this season, could help out in the run game but he doesn't seem to be close to a return just yet.

Head coach John Harbaugh declined to specify why Lamar Jackson or any other player was not on the field for the day’s session.

“We had a number of guys that weren’t out there — some personal, some physical,” Harbaugh said in his press conference. “So, injury report comes out Wednesday afternoon, so you’ll be better advised on that day regarding all those guys.”

Reporters on the scene noticed Jackson was not participating in the day’s session, the story said. Jackson played each one of Baltimore’s 80 offensive snaps in the team’s season-opening loss to Kansas City. He completed 26-of-41 passes for 273 yards with a touchdown and rushed for 122 yards. Jackson's absence could be under the "personal" category, but looks like we'll have to wait until Wednesday for more information. The Ravens host the Raiders in an early game in Week 2.

Ian Rapoport reported Ravens TE Mark Andrews was back at practice.

Andrews was in a car accident back in the middle of August and was dealing with something the team called "very minor." However, it kept Andrews out of practice up until recently. The team also said they would bring back Andrews slow after the accident. It has left owners wondering just what was going on with their star tight end, but with Andrews now practicing again, it looks like he should be good for Thursday's Week 1 opener.

Baltimore is expected to leave RB Keaton Mitchell on the Physically Unable to Perform List, which means he will be ineligible to play the first four games of the season.

Related players: Derrick Henry, Justice Hill, Rasheen Ali

Mitchell burst onto the scene last year and was a very popular pickup that paid off for a couple of weeks before he went down for the season. Hill will likely get the call to compliment Henry, and Ali could get a chance as well. Ali was a popular, late-round dynasty name this past spring.

Ravens tight end Mark Andrews remained out of practice on Monday.

Andrews was involved in a car accident last Wednesday and the team said that he suffered no “apparent injury” at the time. On Monday, however, head coach John Harbaugh said that Andrews is dealing with something “very minor” and the team will take it slow in bringing him back to the field.

Andrews is expected to travel with the team to Green Bay for joint practices with the Packers later this week. The Ravens will then close out the preseason against the Packers over the weekend, the story said. Harbaugh was quoted in the story, saying, "We’re not messing with it right now. Don’t worry about Mark."

Ravens TE Mark Andrews was involved in a car accident this morning. Ravens say that Andrews didn't sustain any apparent injuries.

Related Players: Isaiah Likely

We'll keep an eye on this situation, but it doesn't seem to be anything too serious for Andrews as it stands.

Lamar Jackson told reporters on Monday that he was dealing with a “bug” that he’s finally been able to shake.

“I feel wonderful,” Jackson said. “Good to be back. Back out with my guys, back with the coaching staff.”

Jackson missed four of the team's first five practices and but said he felt he remained “locked in” and that his “mind was still in it” while he was off the field, so he doesn’t feel he has a lot of catching up to do now that he’s working again, the story said.

After missing the past few days of practice due to a stomach virus, Lamar Jackson returned today.

Related Players: Josh Johnson, Devin Leary

There's probably no predictive value in this, but it sure seems like Jackson gets sick more than any other NFL player. Regardless, if he's on the field, he's a locked-in top-3 option at the position and should be treated as such in your fantasy drafts.