Andrews (TE15) looks slow; Likely more interesting despite contract.
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Andrews is ranked 15th among tight ends by the speaker, one spot behind Isaiah Likely. He has saved himself with touchdowns in the past two years but looked slow last year, running in molasses. The speaker does not want him as a starting fantasy tight end and questions the Ravens' decision to keep him over Likely, especially given that Likely was being discussed for a contract extension before suffering an injury last year.
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I have Andrews as someone I don't want as a starting fantasy tight end. I have him 15... he looked like he was running in molasses. He looked slow to me.
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- Andrews is ranked 15th among tight ends by the speaker, one spot behind Isaiah Likely. He has saved himself with touchdowns in the past two years but looked slow last year, running in molasses. The speaker does not want him as a starting fantasy tight end and questions the Ravens' decision to keep him over Likely, especially given that Likely was being discussed for a contract extension before suffering an injury last year.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Mark Andrews (TE BAL). Andrews (TE15) looks slow; Likely more interesting despite contract.
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