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Underdog Fantasy Football - Josh & Hayden fantasy football takes on Mark Andrews
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Underdog Fantasy Football - Josh & Hayden about Mark Andrews.
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All Underdog Fantasy Football - Josh & Hayden insights about Mark Andrews
NegativeBustSep 15, 2026
Mark Andrews is cited as an example of a tight end who has underperformed for fantasy managers who invested early draft capital in him.NegativeProjectionSep 7, 2026
Mark Andrews is viewed as being in decline, with poor training camp reports and a team shift away from the heavy tight-end-focused red zone passing attack that previously defined the Ravens' offense.NegativeRoleAug 18, 2026
Mark Andrews is coming off a poor season and has reportedly looked 'totally washed' in training camp, raising concerns about his ability to remain a focal point in the Ravens' offense. Shane Sten. So currently ranks Juwan Johnson in the same tier as Andrews, noting he is drafting Johnson ahead of him.PositiveProjectionNo date
The source ranks Mark Andrews as the TE15, expressing skepticism regarding his current form due to health concerns and training camp reports. Despite these risks, he remains a viable rebound candidate as the primary secondary target in the Lamar Jackson-led offense.PositiveProjectionNo date
Training camp reports on Mark Andrews have been poor, and tape evaluation was similarly unimpressive. While he remains a viable late-round dart throw due to touchdown upside (can catch 10 TDs despite poor play), target share and overall role projections suggest Zay Flowers will dominate the Ravens passing game, limiting Andrews' ceiling.PositiveValueNo date
Mark Andrews is ranked tight end 11 on Underdog at overall pick 125, and tight end 15 on Yahoo, making him a value pick for a tight end with consistent red zone involvement.PositiveRoleNo date
Mark Andrews benefits from a new offensive coordinator in Declan Doyle, who could be a 'boy genius play caller' similar to Ben Johnson or Liam Coen, offering upside beyond the Greg Roman era.PositiveProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews had 15 red zone targets and 11 touchdowns in 2024, a dramatic improvement from 14 red zone targets and 3 touchdowns in 2023, showing significant upside variance at the tight end position.NegativeBustNo date
Andrews' red zone efficiency collapsed from 2023 to 2024, dropping from 11 touchdowns on 15 red zone targets to just 3 touchdowns on 14 red zone targets—a dramatic regression.NegativeRoleNo date
In 2024, Andrews' snap count and role were inconsistent due to competition from Charlie Kolar, Patrick Ricard, and Isaiah Likely, though those players have since departed.PositiveProjectionNo date
Andrews had the worst per-route and per-target efficiency of his career in 2024, which explains his declining ADP and suggests he is not the same player as in previous years.PositiveProjectionNo date
Despite a down 2024 season, Andrews could see 7-8 touchdowns this year as a volume play given the Ravens' weak receiver room and Lamar Jackson's MVP potential.PositiveSleeperNo date
Mark Andrews is a sleeper candidate due to Baltimore's depleted wide receiver room beyond Zay Flowers, making him a pure volume play if Lamar Jackson returns to MVP form.