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Fantasy Football Advice fantasy football takes on Mark Andrews
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All Fantasy Football Advice insights about Mark Andrews
PositiveProjectionOct 23, 2026
Carnell Tate targets Mark Andrews over 29.5 receiving yards in Week 7 vs. Bengals. The Bengals are a tight end funnel, especially with Lamar Jackson back. Andrews averages 9 more receiving yards per game at home in his career. Even Greg Doolsich had success against Cincinnati this season, supporting the matchup thesis. The game environment features highly explosive players on both sides, and if the game takes off, Andrews should exceed 29.5 receiving yards.NegativeMatchupOct 22, 2026
The source rates Mark Andrews as a 10/10 matchup play against the Bengals due to the tight end funnel, but expresses caution because other Ravens tight ends (Josh Hibner) are mixing in more than desired, creating touchdown-upside risk for competing tight ends in the same game.NegativeUsageSep 17, 2026
Mark Andrews is a streaming option who would elevate into a better play if Zay Flowers is inactive.NegativeRoleSep 8, 2026
Solid streaming option if needed for Week 1 against Indianapolis. The loss of Isaiah Likely creates an opportunity for Andrews to see more production funnel to him. However, the source recommends keeping him on the bench since he likely wasn't drafted as a starter, and suggests streaming him only if necessary.NegativeValueSep 7, 2026
Selected round 4 in a 12-team half-PPR two-flex league. The drafter grabbed him in round four before pivoting to wide receiver in round five.PositiveProjectionAug 19, 2026
The source notes that Mark Andrews has not been performing at a high level in recent seasons, providing context for why Isaiah Likely's departure from Baltimore is viewed as a potential positive for his target share.PositiveBustAug 15, 2026
Mark Andrews is having a quiet training camp plagued by drops, leading to a negative outlook; he is no longer a target in redraft leagues and is only considered as a stack option with Lamar Jackson. The team continues to utilize other tight ends alongside him.NegativeBustJul 17, 2026
Mark Andrews has looked poor the last couple of seasons and wasn't super involved even when Isaac wasn't doing anything, raising questions about whether he's cooked.PositiveProjectionJul 17, 2026
If Mark Andrews returns to his old form with high usage and red zone involvement following Likely's departure, he offers significant upside as the tight end 15 off the board, potentially becoming the second most targeted player in Baltimore.PositiveRoleJul 17, 2026
With Isaiah Likely gone, the key question is whether Andrews returns to being the second most targeted player in Baltimore or if he's declined; ranked tight end 15 off board with potential for significant upside if he reclaims his old role.PositiveValueJul 13, 2026
Mark Andrews (referred to as 'Goddard') is mentioned as a tight end option the analyst would be willing to target in the later rounds.NegativeRoleJun 1, 2026
The Ravens really like the rookie tight end they drafted and want him to play a decent amount, which could limit Mark Andrews' role.PositiveProjectionMay 25, 2026
Andrews could be paired with Kittle as a two-tight-end strategy, starting Andrews to begin the season and getting really good value when Kittle returns.PositiveRoleMay 18, 2026
One of two top tight ends targeted in the draft strategy to see which one hits this season, representing a dual-tight-end approach to manage uncertainty.PositiveValueMay 18, 2026
Andrews' ADP is very low and the analyst expects it to increase as people fall in love with him this season, though he's uncertain if that's correct.NegativeProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews is currently ranked as a TE9, with his fantasy value capped by a 0.5 projected touchdown outlook and the team's primary focus on Zay Flowers.PositiveBustNo date
Set career lows across the board last season in yards per game and efficiency; yards per target cratered from prior career low of 7.5 to 6.0, yards per reception fell from prior worst of 11.6 to 8.8; only gained 422 yards despite playing all 17 weeks. Turns 31 right before the season starts and physically appears older than his actual age. Offseason reports indicate Hibner will have a role to watch in camp, potentially as a receiver similar to Isaiah Likely. With Isaiah Likely leaving, only 36 targets vacated, but the Ravens drafted two wide receivers and a tight end in the first four rounds, with those new players combining for more than 75 vacated targets, limiting Andrews' upside. The source views him as a trap pick and would not draft him this season.