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Baltimore let both Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar walk this offseason while signing Andrews to a three-year extension, a clear signal of organizational confidence.
STACKED’s take
Andrews' extension signals bounce-back; pick 131 minimizes downside risk.
Andrews had a forgettable 2025, catching just 48 passes for 422 yards and five touchdowns—all career lows—while ranking in the bottom 13 percent of tight ends in catch rate and bottom 6 percent in separation. However, context matters: Lamar Jackson battled injuries throughout the year, and Baltimore let both Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar walk this offseason while signing Andrews to a three-year extension, a clear signal of organizational confidence. With the new offensive staff building the passing game around a featured role for its tight end and his connection with Jackson historically elite, this is a clear bounce-back case. He's being drafted as a TE2 at pick 131, which minimizes the downside if last year's decline carries over even a little. In the best-case scenario, Andrews is back to pre-2025 form and an easy weekly fantasy staple.
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