Through two NFL seasons, Ali hasn't gotten much of a chance to show what he can do on offense. With Derrick Henry dominating the Ravens backfield, Ali has seen only 17 carries and nine catches in 21 regular-season games, with his one career touchdown coming on a 30-yard catch-and-run against the Bengals in Week 15 of last season. The Marshall product did contribute on special teams in 2025, but his 25.4 yards per kickoff return was actually slightly below the league average of 25.9 yards. Keaton Mitchell, his biggest competition for that role, left for the Chargers in free agency this offseason, but the Ravens may still be looking for an upgrade. Ali heads into 2026 third on the depth chart behind Henry and Justice Hill, but he could face a stiff challenge for snaps from fifth-round pick Adam Randall, a converted wideout who could be a better fit for what's expected to be a deceptive, motion-heavy scheme under new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle.