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NBC Sports Rotoworld fantasy football takes on Mark Andrews
Every source-backed article insight STACKED has extracted from NBC Sports Rotoworld about Mark Andrews.
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All NBC Sports Rotoworld insights about Mark Andrews
PositiveProjectionOct 30, 2026
Mark Andrews is still rostered in 61 percent of Sleeper leagues despite finishing as the TE20 or worse in five of his seven games this season. His one top-10 fantasy week came in Week 4 when he caught five passes for 27 yards and a touchdown, but the veteran tight end is purely a touchdown-dependent option at this stage. Andrews has not topped 30-plus yards since Week 2 and is currently the TE24 in fantasy points per game (7.5 PPR), which is nearly on par with the 7.7 PPG he totaled last season when he finished as the TE25. Tight ends currently scoring higher than Andrews while being rostered in a lower percentage of leagues include Juwan Johnson, Michael Mayer, and Dalton Schultz, who are all stronger options than Andrews at this point in the season.NegativeProjectionOct 22, 2026
Andrews is ranked TE17 in Week 7 rankings, reflecting a lower tier status at the position.NegativeProjectionOct 19, 2026
Andrews looks absolutely washed for the Ravens in 2024, contributing to Baltimore's struggles to find a reliable No. 2 wideout. His decline opens the door for younger receivers like Ja'Kobi Lane to step into more prominent roles.NegativeProjectionOct 15, 2026
Mark Andrews seemingly always has further to fall. There is nothing about Week 6's matchup or scoring forecast that suggests he deserves a TE1 cameo, indicating continued underperformance.NegativeRoleOct 13, 2026
With Matt Hibner seeing the largest increase in snaps following Smythe's torn Achilles departure in Week 4, it is unlikely we see veteran Mark Andrews in a more robust role.NegativeProjectionOct 12, 2026
Andrews was named to the Week 5 All Bank Examiner Squad, a designation for disappointing performances.NegativeRoleOct 6, 2026
Following Durham Smythe's torn Achilles, it was Matt Hibner who saw the largest increase in snaps, making it unlikely we see veteran Mark Andrews in a more robust role.NegativeRoleOct 2, 2026
Andrews is a sit, relegated to TE2 ranks. He averages a monstrous 2.3 yards per route with Zay Flowers off the field but drops to a dismal 1.1 when Flowers is on the field. Flowers was on a snap count in Week 3 but still managed to run 64 percent of routes, and that usage should keep rising this week.NegativeRoleOct 1, 2026
Mark Andrews ponders his fit with Zay Flowers back in the lineup; the return of the Ravens' top receiver creates uncertainty about target distribution and Andrews' role.NegativeRoleOct 1, 2026
Andrews is ranked TE14 and the source notes in the headline that he "ponders his fit with Zay Flowers back in the lineup," suggesting uncertainty about his role and target share with the return of the Ravens' top receiver.PositiveRoleSep 29, 2026
Mark Andrews is likely to remain a point of emphasis through the air for the Ravens following Ja'Kobi Lane's fractured wrist and injured reserve placement.NegativeProjectionSep 24, 2026
Even with Zay Flowers (hamstring) on the shelf, Mark Andrews did not have a Week 2 bonanza, providing a floor-based 6/49/0 statline. Andrews will punch tickets on the TE1/2 borderline, offering nothing more and hopefully only occasionally less.PositiveRoleSep 22, 2026
Mark Andrews continues to be a point of emphasis through the air for the Ravens, with Zay Flowers and Andrews remaining the primary targets for Lamar Jackson.PositiveRoleSep 18, 2026
The Ravens are going to be without Zay Flowers this week because of a hamstring injury. Flowers missed the second half of Week 1 and Andrews was the next man up, earning a 25 percent target share and being the only Raven to catch more than two passes outside of Flowers himself.NegativeProjectionSep 17, 2026
Andrews appeared neither fully back nor significantly declined in Week 1. With the Ravens' receiver woes, he will undoubtedly continue to see TE10-14 usage, positioning him as a mid-tier tight end option.PositiveRoleSep 15, 2026
With Ja'Kobi Lane sidelined by a fractured wrist, Mark Andrews remains a point of emphasis in the Ravens' passing game alongside Zay Flowers if healthy.NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026
Andrews is positioned as one of the leading receivers for the Ravens if Zay Flowers remains injured, alongside Chris Moore, in what could become a run-first offense.PositiveProjectionSep 9, 2026
Andrews attempts to get his career back on track; the language suggests a recovery narrative and expectations for improved performance after prior struggles.NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026
Andrews is ranked TE15 for Week 1. The source notes that Andrews is attempting to get his career back on track, but provides no additional context or analysis beyond his ranking.NegativeBustAug 12, 2026
Andrews is faded at TE17 despite the Ravens' offense heading in the right direction. The source argues his career has only been going one way: down. Now 30 years old and coming off his worst campaign (422 yards in 17 games), the source questions whether he can be treated as a TE1 even with Isaiah Likely out and Declan Doyle in. The source expresses personal discomfort with his recent play and declines to make a bounce-back bet.PositiveRoleAug 10, 2026
Only eight tight ends saw a higher rate of first-read targets than Andrews in 2025, suggesting he remains a focal point of the Ravens' passing attack and should benefit from the offensive reinvention.NegativeProjectionAug 10, 2026
Andrews has been down pretty bad over the past couple seasons in part due to constant nagging injuries; last year he ranked 35th out of 50 qualifying tight ends in yards per route run, 47th in yards after the catch per reception, and 18th in targets per route run at 21 percent.PositiveValueAug 10, 2026
Andrews is being targeted at ADP 113 and should be considered a late-round value pick; Isaiah Likely's departure to New York leaves Andrews as the clear-cut No. 1 tight end in Baltimore's entirely reinvented offense, which Lamar Jackson called 'mind-blowing.' With Declan Doyle in charge of the Ravens offense, Andrews should eclipse last year's 63 percent route rate in what should be a slightly more pass-heavy offense.NegativeRoleAug 6, 2026
Mark Andrews got the new play-caller he needed, but the source characterizes his recent production trajectory as 'wrong-way driving for a while,' suggesting sustained underperformance despite the offensive coordinator change. Ranked 17th among tight ends.NegativeProjectionAug 6, 2026
The source notes that Andrews got the new play-caller he needed but expresses skepticism, characterizing the situation as "wrong-way driving for a while," suggesting structural issues beyond coaching.NegativeProjectionAug 5, 2026
Andrews is coming off a back-to-back season with career-low marks in yards per route run and ran 69 percent of the Ravens' routes last year, the lowest rate among the veteran options in Tier 4 (Kelce at 83%, Ferguson unspecified).NegativeProjectionJul 31, 2026
Ranked TE12 overall at position, 126th in top-200 overall rankings.PositiveProjectionNo date
Andrews' ceiling is probably a mid-tier TE1 in the Ravens' pass game this year with new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle.PositiveProjectionNo date
Andrews has some low-end TE1 bounceback potential due to the surrounding targets being depleted with Isaiah Likely's departure, though Likely already missed a large chunk of last year and the Ravens didn't get Andrews all that involved.NegativeProjectionNo date
Andrews' three-year, $39 million extension signed on December 4 was one of the more inexplicable transactions of the 2025 season. He had just one game over 50 receiving yards all season and was targeted more than six times only once, putting him in the TE2 stage of his fantasy career.PositiveProjectionNo date
Andrews has a mid-tier TE1 ceiling potential in this offense if the new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle proves competent and the depleted receiving corps forces more involvement.PositiveProjectionNo date
Andrews is in the TE2 stage of his fantasy career at this point, though there is some low-end TE1 bounceback potential due to the surrounding targets being depleted with Isaiah Likely's departure.NegativeProjectionNo date
Andrews' three-year, $39 million extension signed on December 4 was one of the more inexplicable transactions of the 2025 season, as he had just one game over 50 receiving yards all season and was targeted more than six times just once.