Rookie Adam Randall Checking All The Boxes To Become A "Joker" Role In Ravens Offense

Rookie Adam Randall is drawing attention in Baltimore’s preseason build-up as he tries to become a “Joker”-type role in the Ravens’ offense. Drafted at the bottom of the fifth round, Randall—who excelled as a receiver and running back at Clemson—has been asked to learn those positions along with some tight end concepts. Coaches are also focusing on pass protection, including film study of NFL blitz packages and learning to recognize defenses. The team plans to test him through varied exhibition situations and on special teams. Running backs coach Eddie Faulkner, citing Randall’s 6-foot-3, 230-pound frame, said Randall is smart, picks things up quickly, and has the physicality to develop.