Downing: Kenjon Barner's arrival adds more competition to the returner battle for rookie sixth-round pick James Proche II. The addition of Barner shouldn't necessarily be seen as a lack of confidence is Proche, as Head Coach John Harbaugh said last week that the punt returner job was "James' role to win and he's got to go win it." This is simply more competition for the both the punt returner and kick returner job. If Barner were to win either of those jobs and make the 53-man roster, then it could force a tough decision at the running back position simply because of the numbers game.
But we've been asked about the possibility of trading one of the running backs since the Ravens drafted J.K. Dobbins back in April, and I've said all along that I find that scenario unlikely. The Ravens have talked about their excitement for a four-headed monster in the backfield, and they seem committed to keeping those four ball carriers. Even if Barner makes the team, it would be primarily for his return ability, so that wouldn't necessarily impact the running back group. The more likely possibility would be that the Ravens could have to decide between keeping Barner and another special teamer such as Chris Moore.
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