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TEBAL40 insightsLatest Oct 30, 2026
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PositiveProjectionOct 29, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Andrews is TE28 in fantasy points per game and hasn't had double-digit PPR points since Week 4. He has a 66.1% route share, 18.3% target share with 1.29 YPRR, five red zone targets, two deep targets, and 20.5% first-read share. The source has almost no confidence in Andrews at this point, though he could have a mild bounce-back game this week. Buffalo has allowed the fourth-most yards per target and 13th-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends over the last five games, but the source won't be shocked if Andrews disappoints yet again.
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PositiveProjectionOct 29, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Mark Andrews is TE28 in fantasy points per game and hasn't had at least double-digit PPR points since Week 4. He has a 66.1% route share, 18.3% target share with 1.29 YPRR, five red zone targets, two deep targets, and 20.5% first-read share. The source has almost no confidence in Andrews at this point, though he could have a mild bounce-back game this week. Buffalo has allowed the 4th-most yards per target and 13th-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends over their last five games.
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NegativeRoleOct 26, 2026Mattek Fantasy Football
Mark Andrews' role has been significantly diminished; Matt Hibner returned from his hand injury and Hibner and Quavvis combined to play more total snaps than Andrews. Andrews ran 28 of 40 routes and was targeted only four times for 5.3 fantasy points. Mattek believes it is essentially over for Andrews as an elite tight end option, stating he no longer has the ability to be elite in fantasy football even if Lamar Jackson returns.
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NegativeProjectionOct 25, 2026Yahoo Fantasy Football
Andrews is being rostered more for reputation than production; he has posted less than 30 receiving yards in five consecutive outings and found the end zone only once during the 2026 NFL season. Even when Lamar Jackson was in the lineup, Andrews averaged just 3.3 catches for 20.8 yards across four games while struggling with drops. The Ravens' addition of fifth-round rookie Josh Cuevas further erodes Andrews' already declining workload.
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PositiveMatchupOct 24, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Andrews is TE25 in fantasy points per game despite strong underlying metrics: 19.6% target share, 21.7% first-read share, five red zone targets, one deep target, and 0.091 FD/RR. His YPRR has declined to 1.37 with only one touchdown. The source identifies Week 7 against Cincinnati as a breakout opportunity; if Andrews can't post a TE1 week in this matchup, it may be time to cut him from fantasy rosters. Cincinnati has allowed the most yards per target and eighth-most receiving fantasy points per game to tight ends.
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PositiveValueOct 24, 2026Legendary Upside
Mark Andrews is a positive aggression candidate contingent on Lamar Jackson's return. He has 5.5 yards per target (low even for his 6.6 ADOT) and -2.3 FPOE (5th percentile), suggesting underperformance relative to role. His target rate fell to 12% last week but averaged 23%+ target rate per route run in the first five games, with 21% target share on the year in a good offense with Jackson. The source notes: "With Huntley, I'm not really interested. Andrews looks kind of washed." However, the source recommends betting on Andrews as a positive aggression candidate this week despite recent decline, noting "he is someone that like I think especially after last week, people might just be kind of done with. But I think with Jackson coming back it and this game environment, it could be a good week to just, you know, wade into some pretty risky waters and uh and bet on Andrews as a positive aggression candidate."
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