Mark Andrews fantasy football insight from Fantasy Points
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The Ravens' offseason moves—not signing receivers and waiting to draft them—suggest Mark Andrews will return to full-time playing time after being split with Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kohler.
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He's tied into 11 in ADP. And the big thing for him over the last couple seasons has been the Dalton Concade thing. He's just not been a full-time player. He's been splitting routes with Isaiah likely. They've been playing Charlie Kohler a little bit. He's a multiple tight ends. Yeah, they can't really do that this year. Those guys are gone. The Ravens are going to have no choice but to play Andrews full-time again.
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- The Ravens' offseason moves—not signing receivers and waiting to draft them—suggest Mark Andrews will return to full-time playing time after being split with Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kohler.
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