today we're taking a closer look at the Ravens backfield situation with Derk Henry leading the charge there's no doubt that our running game is in good hands but what about the rest of the depth chart let's dive into the details and see how the Ravens are planning to support Henry this season Derrik Henry is undoubtedly one of the most dominant backs in the NFL capable of carrying a heavy workload however even a Workhorse like Henry can't manage every single carry with Gus Edwards and JK Dobbins now in Los Angeles the Ravens are looking to Justice Hill rashen Ali and a potential newcomer James Robinson to fill the gaps Justice Hill showed promise last year though primarily as a special teams player rashen Ali A fifth round pick is still impr proven at the NFL level this leaves a significant opportunity for James Robinson who was recently cucked and is looking for a new home while Robinson may not be the star he was in 2020 he doesn't need to be his role would be simple handle a few carries per game allowing Henry to stay fresh while Katon Mitchell recovers from injury before we continue if you're finding this analysis helpful make sure to subscribe activate notifications and hit that like button it really helps us bring you the latest Ravens updates and insights with defenses focusing heavily on Lamar Jackson's rushing threat Robinson could find some open lanes to run through he wouldn't need to carry the offense but could provide the necessary support to keep the Back Field balanced if the Ravens can bring in Robinson and he can contribute even modestly it could make a big difference in keeping this offense running smoothly until Mitchell is back at full strength the Ravens backfield is a mix of proven talent and question marks Derrik Henry is ready to carry the load but with Hill Oly and potentially Robinson in the mix the depth behind him remains a work in progress what do you think should the Ravens take a chance on James Robinson or should they look elsewhere for backfield depth let us know your thoughts in the comments below