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Andrews leads the Ravens in end zone targets with either quarterback. And this Bengals defense, we usually try to target the tight end position. And they've actually been pretty stingy from a touchdown perspective, but they were still, you know, bottom five in targets and catches and yards allowed to the position.

STACKED’s take

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Andrews at plus 240, leads Ravens in red zone targets; Bengals weak vs. TEs.

Andrews is priced at plus 240 to score and the source bets him nearly every week (still recovering from a drop two weeks ago). Andrews leads the Ravens in end zone targets with either Lamar Jackson or Tyler Huntley. The Bengals defense is bottom-five in targets and catches allowed to tight ends (29th in defensive DVOA vs. tight ends). If Huntley plays, 10 of his 14 career passing touchdowns have gone to tight ends, making Andrews a strong play regardless of quarterback.

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