Baltimore Beatdown on Mark Andrews

ArticleWinners and losers from Ravens’ Week 5 win over the Falcons
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The veteran tight end dropped a touchdown on the opening drive of the game and followed that up with a fumble on the next drive that Atlanta recovered and took the other way for a score to go up 7-3. Andrews later failed to secure the catch on a two-point attempt, leaving Baltimore down 17-15 in the third quarter.

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Andrews' multiple drops and fumble were primary reason Ravens trailed.

Andrews was the glaring problem in an otherwise feel-good win, dropping a touchdown on the opening drive and fumbling on the next drive that Atlanta recovered for a score to go up 7-3. He failed to secure a two-point attempt catch leaving Baltimore down 17-15 in the third quarter, and let another pass hit the ground on third down while the Ravens trailed 20-15 with just over six minutes remaining in regulation, forcing a punt. Andrews finished with 28 yards but his blunders were a primary reason the Ravens were scrambling in the second half.

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