Mark Andrews fantasy football insight from Davis Mattek
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Andrews is disrespected based on situation; despite a bad end to last season, he scored 27 points in week three and had multiple double-digit games. With Lamar Jackson returning as QB and weak backup TE options (Durham Smythe, Josh Oliver, Matthew Hibner), Andrews could score 10 touchdowns in a similar configuration to when he's done so before.
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Andrews is another one of these guys that just seems a little bit disrespected based on the situation around him... he scored 27 points in week three. He had a 16-point game, a 10-point game, a 15-point game... his yards per route run, he's been above two yards per route run every year of his career. He was down at 1.3 yards per route run last year... Mark Andrews can score 10 touchdowns... the market is really underrating him based off of kind of one bad season.
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Mark Andrews fantasy football FAQ
- What did Davis Mattek say about Mark Andrews?
- Andrews is disrespected based on situation; despite a bad end to last season, he scored 27 points in week three and had multiple double-digit games. With Lamar Jackson returning as QB and weak backup TE options (Durham Smythe, Josh Oliver, Matthew Hibner), Andrews could score 10 touchdowns in a similar configuration to when he's done so before.
- Is this good or bad for Mark Andrews's fantasy football value?
- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Mark Andrews (TE).
- Where can I see Mark Andrews's full 2026 fantasy outlook, projections, and ADP?
- Mark Andrews's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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