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Get a load of these numbers: 56.5, 54.4, 39.6 and 24.8. Those are Mark Andrews' per-game receiving yard averages for the past four seasons... In 2025, he was barely producing one-fourth of that total... His 7.7 fantasy points per game were his fewest since his 2018 rookie season and ranked just 23rd at the position. And yet, here we are in August, and Andrews has a Real-Time ADP of TE14.
STACKED’s take
Andrews' steep decline (80.1 to 24.8 yards/game) makes TE14 ADP unattractive.
Wolf Trelles-Heard highlights Mark Andrews as a bust candidate despite his TE14 ADP. Andrews has been in steep decline since his TE1 finish in 2021 (80.1 yards per game); his per-game receiving yard averages over the past four seasons are 56.5, 54.4, 39.6, and 24.8. In 2025, he averaged just 7.7 fantasy points per game (TE23), his lowest since his 2018 rookie season, with a 62.9% snap share (TE26), 70 total targets, and poor efficiency metrics: TE24 in first downs per route run (0.074), TE29 in expected points added (+18), and TE31 in yards per route run (1.30). Despite this decline, Baltimore gave him a three-year, $39-million extension mid-season. Trelles-Heard sees no advantage to drafting Andrews and prefers upside plays like Oronde Gadsden II or Chig Okonkwo in that range.
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