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Quarterback Lamar Jackson was also banged up for a good chunk of last season, which is context worth remembering before writing off that decline... He's being drafted like a TE2, which limits the downside if last year's dip carries over even a little, and I'm betting on the bounce back.
STACKED’s take
Andrews' 2025 decline was aided by Jackson's injuries; extension signals bounce-back bet.
Andrews ranks in the top 6 percent in slot deployment, showing he can still win as a versatile route runner despite a rough 2025 that produced career lows: 48 catches, 422 yards, and five touchdowns. Baltimore let Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar leave in free agency while signing Andrews to a three-year extension, a clear vote of confidence. Lamar Jackson was banged up for much of last season, context worth remembering before writing off that decline. Andrews should be the clear No. 2 target in Baltimore's passing game, and his connection with Jackson has always been one of the better ones in the league. He's being drafted like a TE2, which limits downside if last year's dip carries over, and Kirk Cousins is betting on the bounce back.
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