Mark Andrews fantasy football insight from Fantasy Points
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Mark Andrews has seasons where he's run 85% of his routes from a wide receiver spot, which is ideal for fantasy production and could result in 7-9 targets per game similar to how Colson Loveland was used.
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Mark Andrews on his resume has seasons where he's run 85% of his routes from a wide receiver spot, which is what you want to see in fantasy. Like he could come out and be used the way that Coulson Lelin was used, in which case he's getting seven, eight, nine targets
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- Mark Andrews has seasons where he's run 85% of his routes from a wide receiver spot, which is ideal for fantasy production and could result in 7-9 targets per game similar to how Colson Loveland was used.
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