PositiveProjectionThu, July 2, 2026
Age 30 but still has a couple years of TE productivity left.
Mark AndrewsTE
No longer in the TE1 conversation, Andrews should still have a couple of years of productivity remaining; high-end tight ends can play well into their 30s, and Andrews is a strong target for contending rosters despite being age 30.
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No longer in the discussions as the overall TE1, Andrews should still have a couple of years of productivity in his tank. High-end tight ends can play well into their 30s, and Andrews is a strong target for contending rosters.
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- What did Footballguys say about Mark Andrews?
- No longer in the TE1 conversation, Andrews should still have a couple of years of productivity remaining; high-end tight ends can play well into their 30s, and Andrews is a strong target for contending rosters despite being age 30.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Mark Andrews (TE). Age 30 but still has a couple years of TE productivity left.
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- Mark Andrews's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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