Kenyan Drake

Veteran running back Kenyan Drake was released by the Cleveland Browns on Tuesday. The 29-year-old signed with Cleveland's practice squad on October 31, but he lasted just under a month with the organization. In a corresponding move, the Browns signed John Kelly Jr., who has been on and off the team's practice squad since 2020. Drake appears to be near the end of his NFL career after stops in Miami, Arizona, Baltimore, and Cleveland. [Read More]

Baltimore Ravens running back Kenyan Drake was elevated to the active roster ahead of Sunday's AFC North showdown against the Steelers. Keaton Mitchell (shoulder) isn't ready to play, and Melvin Gordon III will remain on the practice squad, so a roster spot was up for grabs. However, with Gus Edwards available, Drake probably won't get enough work to make him relevant for fantasy managers, regardless if Justice Hill (foot, hamstring) doesn't suit up. [Read More]

Baltimore Ravens running backs Melvin Gordon and Kenyan Drake have been elevated from the practice squad to the active roster ahead of the Week 3 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. Justice Hill (toe) will miss Sunday's contest, leaving Gus Edwards as the only healthy running back on the active roster. The Ravens elevated Gordon last week against the Cincinnati Bengals. Yet, the veteran didn't see the field. Meanwhile, Baltimore added Drake to the practice squad earlier this week. ... [Read More]

Free-agent running back Kenyan Drake has agreed to a deal with the Indianapolis Colts. This doesn't come as a surprise given the state of the Colts running back group right now. Both Jonathan Taylor (ankle) and Zack Moss (arm) are sidelined, so they need depth at the running back position. Drake registered 482 rushing yards with four touchdowns during 12 games with the Baltimore Ravens last season. The former third round pick is a decent depth option, but it's uncertain what his role is going to... [Read More]

Baltimore Ravens running back Kenyan Drake is inactive for Sunday's AFC North meeting with the Browns. With J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards combining for 28 touches in the Week 14 narrow win over Pittsburgh, Drake totaled one carry and two catches for one yard, so the latest update isn't surprising. By now, fantasy managers should have parted ways with Drake. However, for those that still have the veteran on the roster, get rid of him without thinking twice about it. [Read More]