From the video
He looks washed. The week five performance was one of the worst that my eyes have ever had the unfortunate privilege of laying, you know, eyes on.
STACKED’s take
Andrews looks washed; poor Bengals matchup, Lamar Jackson injury risk.
Andrews' recent performance has been poor; his week five outing was described by Ian Hartitz as 'one of the worst that my eyes have ever had the unfortunate privilege of laying eyes on,' and he looks 'washed.' The Bengals have improved significantly against tight ends this year, and Andrews' prior performances against Cincinnati (four catches for 47 scoreless yards in one game, two catches for 18 scoreless yards in another) demonstrate the matchup is not favorable. Additionally, Lamar Jackson's injury status is uncertain heading into the Bengals matchup; he was limited in practice and Vegas lines have shifted heavily with the Bengals now favored, creating downside risk for Andrews' production if Jackson cannot return to full health. Ian Hartitz explicitly refuses to give Andrews a Bengals bump, making it difficult to rank him in the top 16 over other options even if Lamar Jackson returns.
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