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Flock Fantasy fantasy football takes on Mark Andrews
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Flock Fantasy about Mark Andrews.
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All Flock Fantasy insights about Mark Andrews
PositiveMatchupOct 31, 2026
Despite a poor season, Andrews has a favorable setup in Week 8 with Lamar Jackson returning and facing a great matchup. The source views this as a positive opportunity despite his 'god awful' year-to-date performance.NegativeRoleOct 23, 2026
Waiver wire consideration, but Flock Fantasy would only play him if Lamar Jackson is confirmed healthy and playing; his viability is entirely dependent on Jackson's status.PositiveUsageOct 15, 2026
Michael Penn recommends Mark Andrews over Trey Tucker in flex, noting that despite drops and fumbles costing the team, Andrews continues to receive at least five targets in every game, indicating consistent usage and reliability.PositiveValueOct 8, 2026
Mark Andrews is identified as a strong tight end asset that could be traded away to acquire a viable wide receiver, given the team's weak receiver room with Roman Wilson as the realistic WR2 and DJ Moore injured. The speaker suggests approaching teams struggling at tight end to explore trading away depth at the position.NegativeRoleSep 28, 2026
Mark Andrews was interesting when Zay Flowers was injured, but with Flowers back and looking elite, Andrews is no longer a priority play for the Ravens. Stafford notes that when Flowers was out, Andrews and Bateman were viable options, but that situation has changed.NegativeRoleSep 27, 2026
Dantavian Wixs suggests trading Mark Andrews along with Luther Burden to upgrade at tight end, noting that Andrews will be significantly less exciting if Flowers returns. The reduced role would make him a less attractive hold on a 0-2 roster.PositiveRoleSep 24, 2026
Mark Andrews is a must-start tight end whose ranking improves due to Zay Flowers likely missing the game, which is expected to increase Andrews' target share in a favorable matchup.NegativeValueSep 23, 2026
Flock Fantasy ranks Andrews below Dalton Schultz for flex consideration and suggests him as a potential drop candidate to add Jared Goff at QB. Z Flowers' expected return to Baltimore may reduce secondary receiving options, further limiting Andrews' upside. The source prefers Schultz in flex spots over Andrews.NegativeValueSep 22, 2026
Eli Sters ranks Mark Andrews and Cole Kmet in the same tier, with Kmet ranked slightly higher. Sters recommends selling one of the two if an owner has both.PositiveUsageSep 21, 2026
Taylor identifies Mark Andrews as a very clear play in the absence of Zay Flowers, noting he saw seven targets in his recent game.PositiveProjectionSep 20, 2026
Flock Fantasy describes Andrews as 'damn appealing right now' and ranks him very close to Darren Waller, stating 'I think I have him and Andrews back to back.' Rest-of-season, Flock Fantasy prefers Cole Craft but acknowledges Andrews is acceptable today without Flowers, indicating role/production tied to teammate availability.PositiveProjectionSep 19, 2026
Mark Andrews is projected as a top-10 tight end for the Baltimore Ravens and should be started in fantasy lineups following the injuries to the team's receiving corps.PositiveRoleSep 19, 2026
Among Lamar Jackson's available receiving options (Elijah Serat, Rashad Baitman, Mark Andrews), speaker identifies Mark Andrews as the only one he wants to start, indicating he is the primary recommended target in the Ravens' receiving corps.PositiveProjectionSep 17, 2026
Mark Andrews' fantasy ranking will rise into the C-tier if Zay Flowers is ruled out for the upcoming game.PositiveMatchupSep 17, 2026
If Zay Flowers misses this week, Mark Andrews becomes a much more interesting start candidate because Lamar Jackson will need to throw the ball to somebody, elevating his target share and fantasy value. Otherwise, Dallas Goddard is the preferred tight end option this week.NegativeInjurySep 10, 2026
Dr. Daniel Cooper does not recommend Mark Andrews over Travis Kraft for starting tight end in his first week back from injury. Later in the week, Cooper prefers George Kittle over Andrews. However, in another scenario, Cooper recommends LaPorta (Mark Andrews) as the tight end play to jam over Likely, indicating context-dependent recommendations based on matchup and opponent.NegativeRoleSep 9, 2026
Jaylen Herz ranks Mark Andrews in the D tier, noting he has additional target competition with rookie Jacobe Lane but no Isaiah Likely. With a 48-point over/under, Herz wants pieces of the Ravens-Steelers game and projects Andrews could be their primary red zone target.NegativeValueSep 4, 2026
Being traded away in a package deal (Andrews + Brooks for Tucker Kraft), suggesting diminished value in the current market; Deandre Swift indicates this trade is feasible in a 10-team, 2-WR, 1-flex format where tight end depth can be sacrificed when rostering elite running backs like CMC and Barkley.NegativeValueAug 30, 2026
Mark Andrews is considered a standard drafted tight end in the vast majority of leagues, despite occasionally going undrafted in some formats.NegativeDepth ChartAug 30, 2026
Mcaffrey notes the need to draft another tight end alongside Mark Andrews because the team needs someone who can start early.PositiveProjectionAug 29, 2026
The source identifies Mark Andrews as their highest-ranked tight end for the upcoming season.PositiveValueAug 21, 2026
Mark Andrews is currently ranked by the source as the best available player at the tight end position on their draft sheets.NegativeProjectionAug 14, 2026
Mark Andrews was selected as the tight end pick to finish out the mock draft.NegativeRoleAug 13, 2026
Mark Andrews is coming off a disappointing TE24 finish and is nearing age 31, but he may benefit from the departure of Isaiah Likely and a projected top-five Ravens offense led by a healthy Lamar Jackson.NegativeValueAug 10, 2026
Mark Andrews is the highest-ranked tight end in the source's rankings, but the source suggests they would likely wait to draft two tight ends later rather than taking Andrews at this point in the draft.NegativeValueAug 9, 2026
Elite TE whose early-round capital conflicts with elite QB selection. The source explicitly advises against pairing Mark Andrews with Josh Allen in the same draft unless playing in an eight-team format, stating 'you are only allowed to take one quarterback or one tight end inside the first six rounds, but don't go and take Bowowers and Josh Allen on the same team unless you're playing in something crazy like an eight team format.' Only one elite QB or TE should be taken inside the first six rounds. Andrews is identified as the second-highest ranked available player on the source's draft sheets in round 4, but the source notes 'If your league mates know what they are doing, there's no way in hell you are getting these guys as your first five picks. This is the absolute dream spot.'NegativeValueAug 4, 2026
Mark Andrews was selected at the 11.11 position in the mock draft.NegativeProjectionAug 2, 2026
Mark Andrews was selected at pick 10.04 in the draft; the source noted this selection factually without explicit positive or negative commentary.PositiveProjectionJun 10, 2026
Projects to outscore Khalil Shakir in the same range, but at the tight end position where he provides better value.PositiveProjectionMay 6, 2026
Andrews finished tight end 24 in PPG last season with 7.7 fantasy points per game, 1.3 yards per route, and 6 yards per target—all career lows by a significant margin. His efficiency metrics have collapsed, signaling a sustained decline in production.PositiveRoleNo date
While the Ravens project to score a ton, the team is likely to lean on Derrick Henry in his revenge game against the Titans, and Z Flowers is expected to play more, limiting Andrews' role and target share.NegativeUsageNo date
Mark Andrews is ranked as the TE10; while he has maintained a floor of five targets per game, his outlook is complicated by the return of Zay Flowers, who provides more target competition.PositiveValueNo date
Mark Andrews (referred to as 'Leaporta' in the transcript) selected as tight end with strong value conviction relative to positional alternatives. The source believes Andrews outscores many available wide receivers at his draft position, stating 'I just think Leaporta outscores a lot of the other wide receivers that are available like Ricky Pierall.' Part of a two-tight-end strategy with Colston Loveland that the source defends based on 'higher semi-finals and higher finals rates with only two.'PositiveValueNo date
Mark Andrews is ranked at the top of the analyst's tight end rankings.PositiveProjectionNo date
The analyst's highest ranked tight end option, considered better than the alternative pick (Jake Ferguson) that was made.PositiveProjectionNo date
Selected as the first tight end, identified as the highest-ranked tight end available with lower ADP likelihood on the return.PositiveProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews is referenced as an example player whose age and information can be viewed through the draft assistant.PositiveProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews is selected at 135th overall in the mock draft.PositiveProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews is referenced as an example player whose age and stats can be viewed through the draft assistant information tool.PositiveValueNo date
Mark Andrews (Tutenoff) is drafted at pick 57, which is not a big surprise according to the analyst's rankings.PositiveValueNo date
Mark Andrews was selected at 126 over Jordan Mason because the team needed to prioritize tight end depth and could find better running back value later.PositiveProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews was available but not selected, as the analyst ranks Jake Ferguson ahead of him.PositiveProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews is ranked behind Jake Ferguson in the analyst's tight end rankings.PositiveProjectionNo date
Mark Andrews was considered but not selected, as the speaker ranked Jake Ferguson ahead of him.PositiveRoleNo date
Analyst already has Mark Andrews and can afford to take two more tight ends given the roster composition.PositiveRoleNo date
Mark Andrews is selected as the first tight end and stacked with Lamar Jackson for dual-stack upside.