Ravens: 3 numbers for RB Mark Ingram to target in 2020

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180 total touches

After signing with the Ravens, it was expected that Ingram would see a heavy workload in the backfield. Just as expected, the former first-round pick was given a team-high 202 carries in his first year in Baltimore.

In addition to his carries, Ingram contributed 26 receptions for 247 yards and five touchdowns. Altogether, Ingram received 228 total touches, which was the fourth-most in his nine-year career thus far.

With Dobbins and Edwards projected to have decent-sized roles with the team in 2020, Ingram will likely see a slight decline in his workload. In that case, following a year where he had 228 total touches, garnering 180 total touches next season with the Ravens would be a viable goal.

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