Running back Kenyan Drake, drafted back in 2016 by the Miami Dolphins, has played with a handful of different teams throughout his professional career. During his short time with the Arizona Cardinals, Drake proved to be one of the franchise's most productive backs. With a per-game rushing average of 69.5 yards, second only to the Cardinals' all-time rushing leader Ottis Anderson, who averaged 80.8 yards per game, Drake left a significant impact. In the 2019 season, he achieved an impressive average of 80.4 yards per game in eight games, ranking as the sixth-highest single-season average in the team's history, with Anderson holding four of the top five spots and John David Crow securing the other with an average of 89.3 yards per game in 1960.
During his most recent season with the Baltimore Ravens, Drake has turned the heads of a lot of different teams. In his 12 games with the Ravens, including five starts, he accumulated 482 rushing yards and four touchdowns. Additionally, he contributed 17 receptions for 89 yards and a touchdown in the passing game.
After having showed out remarkably well with the Ravens, a couple different teams seem to be interested in picking him up now that he is a free agent. As the Cleveland Browns continue to firm up their running game behind the exceptional running back Nick Chubb, there have been connections made between the team and the experienced veteran Kenyan Drake, suggesting he could be a potential option.
The Dallas Cowboys are another team expressing interest in acquiring Kenyan Drake. In their search for added roster depth, bringing Drake on board would provide them with additional weapons to enhance their offensive game.
As Drake's future in the league unfolds, his versatility and playmaking abilities make him an enticing prospect for teams seeking to elevate their offense and add some serious depth to their run game. Whether he continues his success with a new team or stays with a familiar one, the impact of Kenyan Drake on the field won't go unnoticed.
