Buffalo Rumblings on Mark Andrews

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Mark Andrews remains the No. 1 tight end. Matthew Hibner and Durham Smythe have played 167 and 126 snaps respectively this season. Even Josh Cuevas as been on the field for 102 snaps.
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Andrews is Ravens' primary tight end in TE-heavy offense (32% 12-personnel, 14% 13-personnel).

Mark Andrews remains the No. 1 tight end in Baltimore's TE-heavy offensive scheme. The Ravens rank seventh in 12-personnel usage at 32% and fifth in 13-personnel utilization at 14%, with secondary tight ends Matthew Hibner (167 snaps) and Durham Smythe (126 snaps) also seeing significant playing time alongside Andrews.

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