Allen remains unsigned after the first four weeks of the 2019 league year, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.
Allen finished the regular season with 41 carries for 110 yards and three scores while adding 35 catches on 43 targets for 196 yards and two touchdowns.
Allen (coach's decision) is not active for Saturday night's contest against the Chargers.
Analysis: It's a bit surprising to see Allen not active for Saturday's pivotal game, but it's quite clear Ty Montgomery has ascended into the third-string role behind Gus Edwards and Kenneth Dixon.
Allen did not play an offensive snap against the Falcons.
Analysis: Ty Montgomery's ascent has now neutralized Allen's presence in the Baltimore offense. Since the bye week, Allen's snap counts check in at five, one and zero on offense. Allen still sees time on special teams, but any sort of fantasy-relevant role is seemingly out the window.
Allen had a two-yard carry on his lone offensive snap in Sunday's 34-17 win over the Raiders.
Analysis: Ty Montgomery seems to have taken Allen's role as the de facto pass-catching back out of the Baltimore backfield. The former Packer played 28 offensive snaps and had 11 touches from scrimmage compared to Allen's one snap. Allen now profiles as the No.4 back in the Baltimore offense when Alex Collins is active, and with Lamar Jackson absorbing a fair share of carries, there simply aren't enough touches to go around for the former USC Trojan.
Allen carried the ball once for a 2-yard gain during Sunday's 24-21 win over Cincinnati.
Allen took one carry for six yards and caught five passes for eight yards in a 23-16 loss to the Steelers on Sunday.
Analysis: Ty Montgomery was inactive for his first game as a member of the Ravens, but he should be ready to push Allen for playing time on passing downs after a Week 10 bye. Allen has produced just 5.6 yards per catch this season and 6.3 per catch for his career, lacking the speed or elusiveness to take advantage of his reliable hands. The Ravens presumably hope to reduce his role over the final seven weeks of the season.
Allen caught three of five targets for 18 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 36-21 loss to Carolina.
Allen had three carries for three yards and added three catches on three targets for 21 yards Sunday against the Saints.
Allen finished with one yard on one carry and hauled in all three of his targets for 18 yards Sunday in the Ravens' 21-0 win over the Titans. He played 28 of the team's 75 offensive snaps (37 percent).
Allen rushed eight times for 34 yards and caught six of eight targets for 44 yards, but he lost a fumble in Sunday's 12-9 overtime loss to Cleveland.
Analysis: Fellow Ravens running back Alex Collins has been taking heat for fumbling issues recently, but it was Allen's turn to cough up the ball this time. While Allen finished with 14 touches to Collins' 13, Collins had 12 carries to Allen's eight. This split reflected their usage all season, so a similar workload can be expected against the Titans in Week 6.
Allen had 10 carries for 30 yards and added two catches for 17 yards Sunday against the Steelers.
Analysis: It was Allen's second-lowest snap count of the season and yet Allen saw his heaviest rushing workload of the year. He saw plenty of work after Alex Collins' costly goal-line fumble, but Allen's passing game work was scaled down a bit as well. Allen reliably plays roughly half of Baltimore's offensive snaps on a given week and that role stands to continue Sunday in Cleveland.
Allen had six carries for just seven yards but had a rushing touchdown to go with three catches for 19 yards and another touchdown Sunday against the Broncos.
Analysis: Once again, the efficiency was lacking but the opportunity -- particularly in the red zone -- was there for Allen. He has a rushing touchdown in every game this season and has seen no less than nine touches in any game. Still, he's averaging a poor 2.0 yards per carry -- a number inflated by his 4.3 YPC mark from Week 1. Allen remains a touchdown-dependent asset that has some utility in deeper PPR formats, but Alex Collins will keep his rushing opportunities to a minimum.
Allen had six carries for eight yards and a touchdown Thursday against the Bengals and added five grabs for 36 yards on seven targets.
Allen took four carries for 17 yards and added five receptions for 15 yards on six targets in Sunday's win over the Bills.
Analysis: Allen actually had the most snaps of any Baltimore back Sunday, but his production was limited. He averaged under 3.0 yards per target and managed just 32 total yards on nine touches. He stands to see regular playing time on passing downs, but his high usage Sunday likely has more to do with the score and outcome than it does with him challenging Alex Collins for carries. Allen and the Ravens will take on the Bengals in Week 2.
Allen gained three yards on one carry and 11 yards on two receptions in Thursday's preseason game against the Rams.
Allen isn't in uniform for Thursday's Hall of Fame Game against the Bears, freelance NFL writer Jeff Zrebiec reports.
Analysis: Lead runner Alex Collins and Kenneth Dixon (hamstring) also are sitting out, leaving the backfield to UDFAs Gus Edwards, Mark Thompson and De'Lance Turner. Once the first-team offense gets extended run during the preseason, expect Allen to work behind Collins while Dixon continues to recover from a hamstring injury.
Allen slots in as the Ravens' No. 2 running back behind Alex Collins, Sarah Ellison of the team's official site reports.
Allen needs to fend off competition from Kenneth Dixon, NFL.com's Michael Fabiano reports.
Allen finished the season with 153 carries for 591 yards and four touchdowns to go with 46 catches for 250 yards on 60 targets.
Allen had eight carries for 37 yards Saturday against the Colts and added a 10-yard reception in the contest.
Analysis: Allen's workload was scaled back to an extent Saturday, but he was still effective with the opportunities he did get. He averaged 4.6 yards per carry, bumping his season average up to 3.7. Allen tends to see extended work in games where the Ravens seize control, so with Baltimore checking in as heavy home favorites against the Bengals in Week 17, he could see a workload similar to what he received against the Browns in Week 15.
Allen took 13 carries for 70 yards and caught one of three targets for four yards in Sunday's 27-10 win over the Browns.
Analysis: Allen handled Baltimore's final 10 carries of the contest, serving as the back of choice once the team had a healthy lead and valued ball security over gaining yards. Alex Collins managed just 19 yards on 12 carries and 33 yards on five catches, but he's otherwise been fantastic in recent weeks, leaving no question about his status as the lead back. A Week 16 matchup with the Colts could shape up favorably for both Allen and Collins, as the Ravens will be heavily favored to win.
Allen had six carries for 25 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's loss to the Steelers and added two receptions for 32 yards.
Allen had seven carries for 22 yards to go with one catch for four yards in Sunday's win over the Lions.
Allen rushed for 15 yards and a touchdown on five carries and added a two-yard catch during Monday's 23-16 win over Houston.
Allen had three carries for eight yards and caught his only target for a nine-yard gain in Sunday's 23-0 win over the packers.
Allen caught seven of eight targets for 44 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Titans and added seven carries for 21 yards.
Analysis: Alex Collins remains the lead back on standard downs, but Allen re-emerged as a go-to target out of the backfield on passing downs Sunday after making just one reception in his previous outing. Allen's seven receptions were one shy of tying a season-high and his touchdown grab was his first since Week 2. Baltimore is heading into the bye week and considering that Danny Woodhead could be healthy by the time the Ravens return to action, Allen could see a scaled-back role moving forward.
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