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Mark Andrews, his whole career has been a guy that runs 85% of his routes from a wide receiver spot, pass blocks on 1% of pass plays... there's a real possibility that this high ankle sprain just really jacked him up.

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Top-5 upside at TE12-15 ADP if healthy; high ankle sprain injury risk

Zachariason argues Andrews has nothing stopping him from being top-five again unless completely washed; runs 85% of routes from wide receiver spot, pass blocks on only 1% of plays, finished top-five when Nick Boyle played 70% of snaps and Andrews only 40%; Lamar Jackson's scrambling style creates touchdown opportunities; no more competition from Isaiah Likely, Charlie Kolar, or Patrick Ricard; typically goes off board as tight end 12-15, providing value. However, 2025 marked first year below 2.0 yards per route run (1.33), and he finished TE15 by ADP last year after three straight years in top-three ADP. High ankle sprain suffered last year could have lasting effects; Zachariason notes the injury involves spiral fractures and ligament damage requiring tightrope surgery, which is severe and can permanently impact players like Tony Pollard and Darnell Mooney; real possibility Andrews comes back just okay rather than elite.

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