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Mark Mark Andrews has a 29% target share in the red zone. He's a 35% target share and endzone targets.

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29% red-zone target share vs. weak Bengals TE defense; season-high 86% route participation.

Mark Andrews has a 29% target share in the red zone and 35% target share in endzone targets against the Bengals, who have allowed the most receiving yardage to tight ends in a season since 2015 and are two touchdowns behind the all-time season tight end record (15 allowed vs. 17 record). Andrews was at 86% route participation last week (season high) after a health question mark, and despite a low 3% first-read target rate and 6% targets per hour last week, the source believes something changed in his usage and considers him a pretty nice play given the tight end matchup weakness.

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