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He's at 1.22 yards per route run after 1.23 last year... he has a 19% target share. That's 88th percentile at tight end. He's at 22% targets per outr run. 85th 19% first read target rate. 93rd percentile... I am going to be playing some Mark Andrews this week.
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Elite target metrics (88-93rd percentile) at $3,400; low floor, ceiling upside in stack.

At $3,400 on DraftKings, Andrews offers tournament leverage as a DFS play despite recent target rate decline over the last two weeks. He leads all tight ends in open score and maintains elite target metrics: 19% target share (88th percentile at tight end), 22% targets per route run (85th percentile), and 19% first read target rate (93rd percentile). Per-target efficiency is low at 5.5 yards per target (2.2 yards below expected), creating a low floor but ceiling upside exists in this favorable matchup. He's been targeted on 28% of his routes with Lamar Jackson (though one sample included Flowers missing entirely), and Lamar Jackson has an established long-standing connection with Andrews that differs from the recent Huntley dynamic, suggesting higher ceiling potential. Andrews can function as a cheap stacking target with Lamar Jackson to capture volume in the Ravens-Bills game.

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