The Ravens would reportedly save $5 million against the 2021 salary cap by parting ways with Ingram. The veteran was a healthy scratch in four of the Ravens' last five games, including both playoff games, as rookie J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards became Baltimore's lead running backs.
That doesn't diminish in any way what Ingram brought to Baltimore.
Ingram, 31, went to his third Pro Bowl in 2019 after being the lead running back of the Ravens' record-setting ground attack. He scored the fourth-most touchdowns in the league (15), rushed for 1,018 yards, and added another 247 yards of receiving.
Ingram opened the 2020 season as the Ravens' lead running back, but Baltimore split reps between Ingram, Dobbins and Edwards for much of the season before shifting to more of a two-back attack late in the year.
Ingram still averaged 4.2 yards per carry but he had just 72 attempts for 299 yards and two touchdowns. His 30-yard touchdown on fourth-and-1 in Houston early in the season essentially sealed a Ravens win.
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