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PositiveValueOct 31, 2026
Mark Andrews is super cheap, especially at DraftKings ($3,400), making him an attractive salary-cap play in a Ravens stack. While his yardage totals haven't been there this season, the likely shootout against the Bills that comes down to the wire increases his chances of finding the end zone.NegativeProjectionOct 30, 2026
Assigned a D+ Week 8 start grade by Derek Brown for the BAL-BUF matchup; fourteenth-ranked tight end on the week 8 grades list, indicating a fade recommendation.NegativeRoleOct 30, 2026
Andrews is referenced in the context of the Ravens' 2022 playoff loss to the Bills, which the fanbase still blames on him, providing historical context for the Ravens-Bills rivalry.PositiveProjectionOct 30, 2026
The source's bold prediction is that Mark Andrews will not finish as a top-15 tight end in Week 8, despite his TE15 ECR ranking. Andrews has underperformed this season. Among 40 tight ends with at least 75 routes run, Andrews is tied for eighth in targets per route run (0.24) but ranks only tied for 24th in yards per route run (1.30), 36th in yards per target (5.51), 34th in yards per reception (7.85), tied for 24th in receiving touchdowns (one), and tied for 30th in half-PPR points per route run (0.25). Since Week 6, Andrews has run 49 routes and produced only four receptions for 27 scoreless yards. The source states he would not call a TE15 finish for Andrews the likeliest outcome and would rather start all tight ends ranked ahead of him and a handful ranked behind him over Andrews.PositiveProjectionOct 29, 2026
Andrews is TE28 in fantasy points per game and hasn't had double-digit PPR points since Week 4. He has a 66.1% route share, 18.3% target share with 1.29 YPRR, five red zone targets, two deep targets, and 20.5% first-read share. The source has almost no confidence in Andrews at this point, though he could have a mild bounce-back game this week. Buffalo has allowed the fourth-most yards per target and 13th-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends over the last five games, but the source won't be shocked if Andrews disappoints yet again.PositiveProjectionOct 29, 2026
Mark Andrews is TE28 in fantasy points per game and hasn't had at least double-digit PPR points since Week 4. He has a 66.1% route share, 18.3% target share with 1.29 YPRR, five red zone targets, two deep targets, and 20.5% first-read share. The source has almost no confidence in Andrews at this point, though he could have a mild bounce-back game this week. Buffalo has allowed the 4th-most yards per target and 13th-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends over their last five games.PositiveBustOct 27, 2026
Andrews caught 3 of 4 for 23 yards (11.8% target share, up from 9.7%) with 38 of 67 snaps (57%), down from 55 of 76 (72%) in Week 5. The source states 'Dude just doesn't have it anymore. Every pass and target looks like it takes so much effort.' He played a season-low in snaps and his fifth consecutive game with under 30 receiving yards. With both rookie TEs back in the lineup, Andrews' role continues to diminish.PositiveValueOct 27, 2026
Trade value of 5.3 with a +2.3 week-over-week increase and TEP value increase of 2.8; upward movement reflects improved market perception.PositiveMatchupOct 24, 2026
Andrews is TE25 in fantasy points per game despite strong underlying metrics: 19.6% target share, 21.7% first-read share, five red zone targets, one deep target, and 0.091 FD/RR. His YPRR has declined to 1.37 with only one touchdown. The source identifies Week 7 against Cincinnati as a breakout opportunity; if Andrews can't post a TE1 week in this matchup, it may be time to cut him from fantasy rosters. Cincinnati has allowed the most yards per target and eighth-most receiving fantasy points per game to tight ends.PositiveProjectionOct 23, 2026
Andrews might be dust as a DFS play. Among 38 tight ends with at least 75 routes this year, he ranks 6th in target share (19.6%) and T-7th in targets per route run (0.25) but only T-23rd in yards per route run (1.37), suggesting inefficiency despite volume. The source positions Josh Cuevas as a sneaky punt-priced alternative to Andrews.PositiveProjectionOct 22, 2026
Andrews is TE25 in fantasy points per game despite carrying a 19.6% target share and 21.7% first-read share, with only one touchdown despite five red zone targets and one deep target. His YPRR has fallen to 1.37, but he has an encouraging 0.091 FD/RR. Derek Brown identifies this week as a prime breakout opportunity against Cincinnati, which has allowed the most yards per target and eighth-most receiving fantasy points per game to tight ends. Brown suggests if Andrews can't post a TE1 week in Week 7, it may be time to cut bait.PositiveProjectionOct 22, 2026
Mark Andrews is the TE25 in fantasy points per game despite a 19.6% target share and 21.7% first-read share, with only one touchdown despite five red zone targets and one deep target. He has an encouraging 0.091 fantasy points per route run but his yards per route run has fallen to 1.37. Cincinnati has allowed the most yards per target and eighth-most receiving fantasy points per game to tight ends, presenting a breakout opportunity for Andrews in Week 7.PositiveUsageOct 20, 2026
Mark Andrews had 9.7% adjusted target share (18.2% in Week 5) on 3 targets, catching 1 of 3 for 4 yards. This marks his fourth straight game under 30 yards, indicating a significant decline in production and opportunity.NegativeBustOct 20, 2026
Andrews looks painfully slow and stiff, unable to consistently catch the football. The source recommends selling now for T.J. Hockenson, Kenyon Sadiq, or Dalton Schultz rather than waiting for Lamar Jackson's return, as the source is fully out on Andrews.NegativeValueOct 20, 2026
Trade value of 3.0 with a -2.9 week-over-week decline; TEP value of 3.7 with a -3.4 decline; ranked nineteenth among tight ends in the Week 7 trade value chart.PositiveBustOct 20, 2026
Andrews lands in the droppable-with-regret category because Lamar Jackson's absence might partially explain his 1-4-0 stat line from the Ravens' Week 6 loss to the Browns. However, Andrews hasn't been good with Jackson either. Through six games, Andrews has 23-181-1 on 30 targets, averaging 5.5 yards per target after averaging a career-low 6.0 yards per target last season. The 31-year-old tight end is clearly on a downward trajectory and is by no means a must-hold.NegativeBustOct 19, 2026
Andrews has been in the dud section far too often over the last four seasons and is almost impossible to roster right now. He finished Week 6 with one catch for four yards, his fourth straight game with fewer than 30 receiving yards, and hasn't cracked 50 yards in any game all year. He's only hit paydirt once all year despite touchdowns usually making up for lack of yardage. At age 31, Andrews appears to be hitting a wall and is off-limits until the source sees more usage or red-zone targets.PositiveProjectionOct 19, 2026
Andrews produced 1-4-0 in the Ravens' Week 6 loss to the Browns, and while Lamar Jackson's absence might partially explain the poor performance, Andrews hasn't been good with Jackson either. Through six games, Andrews has 23-181-1 on 30 targets, averaging 5.5 yards per target after averaging a career-low 6.0 yards per target last season. Clearly on a downward trajectory, Andrews is by no means a must-hold.PositiveProjectionOct 17, 2026
Despite solid per-route stats, Mark Andrews has been a fantasy disappointment as TE19 in fantasy points per game. Among 47 qualifying tight ends, Andrews is fourth in target share (21.9%), 16th in YPRR (1.64), ninth in first downs per route run (0.102), and fourth in first-read share (25.5%). Andrews has only one score while having five red zone targets and one deep target. Derek Brown projects Andrews could be a TE1 this week against Cleveland, but thinks it's more likely he has a down week. Cleveland has allowed the tenth-fewest yards per target to tight ends while ranking 17th in fantasy points per opportunity to the position.NegativeProjectionOct 16, 2026
Assigned a D start/sit grade for Week 6; Derek Brown rates Andrews as a poor play against Cleveland.NegativeValueOct 16, 2026
The source ranks Tyler Higbee ahead of Mark Andrews in the tight end hierarchy for Week 6, suggesting Higbee is a better play than Andrews despite Andrews' established pedigree.PositiveProjectionOct 15, 2026
Despite solid per-route stats, Andrews has been a fantasy disappointment as TE19 in fantasy points per game. Among 47 qualifying tight ends, he ranks fourth in target share (21.9%), 16th in YPRR (1.64), ninth in first downs per route run (0.102), and fourth in first-read share (25.5%). He has only one score while having five red zone targets and one deep target. The source projects Andrews could be a TE1 this week but leans toward him having a down week against Cleveland, which has allowed the tenth-fewest yards per target to tight ends while ranking 17th in fantasy points per opportunity to the position.PositiveProjectionOct 15, 2026
Andrews is TE19 in fantasy points per game despite solid per-route stats. Among 47 qualifying tight ends, he ranks fourth in target share (21.9%), 16th in YPRR (1.64), ninth in first downs per route run (0.102), and fourth in first-read share (25.5%). He has only one score with five red zone targets and one deep target. Against Cleveland (10th-fewest yards per target to tight ends, 17th in fantasy points per opportunity), Andrews could be TE1 but is more likely to have a down week.PositiveProjectionOct 15, 2026
Andrews has produced over 47 yards against the Saints this season, demonstrating production against a weak pass defense that Isaiah Likely will also face in Week 6.PositiveProjectionOct 13, 2026
Andrews caught 4 of 6 targets for 28 yards and fumbled on 9-yard catch returned for touchdown (18% adjusted, down from 20.7%) on 55 snaps (72%, up from 58%). Six targets for second straight week but season-low target share (18%); third straight game failing to surpass 30 yards despite 5-plus targets. Also had bone-breaking drop that would have been touchdown.NegativeValueOct 13, 2026
Mark Andrews trade value declined 2.4 points to 5.9; TEP value declined 3.0 points to 7.1; faces CLE, CIN, BUF in weeks 6-8.NegativeProjectionOct 11, 2026
Andrews ranks thirteenth among tight ends for Week 5 with low expert variance; best rank 10, worst rank 16, average rank 14, standard deviation 1, indicating strong consensus on his mid-tier tight end projection.PositiveProjectionOct 10, 2026
Andrews is the TE18 in fantasy points per game but finally finished as a TE1 last week (TE8); his per-route data is strong—among 46 qualifying tight ends, he ranks 16th in route share (67.5%), fourth in target share (22.9%), 12th in YPRR (1.80), and fifth in first-read share (26%), with three red zone targets and one deep target. Against Atlanta, which is 14th in fantasy points per opportunity allowed to tight ends and has surrendered 15.6 PPR to Freiermuth, 18.3 PPR to Waller, and 11.9 PPR to Johnson this season, Andrews could easily be a TE1 again this week.NegativeRoleOct 8, 2026
Andrews is no longer Likely's teammate in Baltimore; Likely's move to the Giants removes him from Andrews' shadow.PositiveProjectionOct 8, 2026
Andrews is the TE18 in fantasy points per game but finally finished as a TE1 last week (TE8). His per-route data has been elite: among 46 qualifying tight ends, he ranks 16th in route share (67.5%), fourth in target share (22.9%), 12th in YPRR (1.80), and fifth in first-read share (26%). He has three red zone targets and one deep target. The source projects Andrews could easily be a TE1 again this week against Atlanta, which is 14th in fantasy points per opportunity allowed to tight ends and has surrendered 15.6 PPR points to Pat Freiermuth, 18.3 PPR points to Darren Waller, and 11.9 PPR points to Juwan Johnson this season.NegativeProjectionOct 8, 2026
Andrews ranks as the consensus #14 tight end with a best rank of 7, worst rank of 18, and average rank of 13 with standard deviation of 3, indicating increased expert disagreement on his tier placement.PositiveProjectionOct 8, 2026
Andrews is TE18 in fantasy points per game but finished as TE8 last week. His per-route data is excellent: among 46 qualifying tight ends, he ranks 16th in route share (67.5%), fourth in target share (22.9%), 12th in YPRR (1.80), and fifth in first-read share (26%). He has three red zone targets and one deep target. Atlanta allows 14th in fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends and has surrendered 15.6 PPR to Freiermuth, 18.3 PPR to Waller, and 11.9 PPR to Johnson this season (those three combined for three scores). The source believes Andrews could easily be a TE1 again this week.NegativeUsageOct 6, 2026
Andrews caught 5 of 6 targets for 27 yards and a 3-yard touchdown (20.7% target share). First half: 5 targets/4 catches/21 yards and the touchdown; second half: 1 target/1 catch/6 yards. Red-zone usage: 2 red-zone targets (an incompletion at the TEN 14, Q1; the 3-yard touchdown, Q2).NegativeValueOct 6, 2026
Mark Andrews (BAL) holds a trade value of 8.3 and a TEP value of 10.1, both with no week-over-week change; bye week is Week 13 with upcoming matchups against ATL, CLE, and CIN.PositiveProjectionOct 3, 2026
Mark Andrews is TE20 in fantasy points per game, but his usage metrics suggest a correction is coming. He carries 65.6% route share, 23.7% target share, 2.07 YPRR, one red zone target, zero deep targets, and 25.9% first-read share. Among 38 qualifying tight ends, he ranks TE14 in XFP per route run. Derek Brown notes that Tennessee hasn't faced a tough tight end yet—Kenyon Sadiq was part-time in Week 1, Dallas Goedert got hurt in Week 2, and Isaiah Likely faced Jameis Winston's uncatchable targets last week. Andrews could post a strong TE1 stat line this week.PositiveProjectionOct 1, 2026
Mark Andrews is TE20 in fantasy points per game, but Derek Brown sees a correction coming in his fantasy output based on strong usage metrics. Andrews carries a 65.6% route share, 23.7% target share, 2.07 YPRR, one red zone target, zero deep targets, and 25.9% first-read share. His per-route metrics have been stellar, but he hasn't been getting high-leverage usage and has zero touchdowns this season; he ranks TE14 in XFP per route run among 38 qualifying tight ends. Tennessee hasn't faced a tough tight end yet, and Brown projects Andrews could post a strong TE1 stat line this week.PositiveProjectionOct 1, 2026
Andrews is TE20 in fantasy points per game, but his usage metrics suggest a correction is coming. He has a 65.6% route share, 23.7% target share, 2.07 YPRR, one red zone target, zero deep targets, and 25.9% first-read share. All per-route metrics have been stellar, but he lacks high-leverage usage and has zero touchdowns this season; he ranks TE14 in XFP per route run among 38 qualifying tight ends. Tennessee hasn't faced a tough tight end yet (Kenyon Sadiq was part-time in Week 1; Dallas Goedert got hurt in Week 2; Isaiah Likely faced uncatchable targets from Jameis Winston last week). Andrews could post a strong TE1 stat line this week.PositiveProjectionOct 1, 2026
Andrews is listed as a must-start with no-brainer status in the source's Week 4 rankings against Tennessee.PositiveProjectionOct 1, 2026
Ranked 13th in tight end rankings with best rank of 10 and average rank of 13.0; two standard deviations indicate some expert disagreement but consensus in the top-15 tier.NegativeProjectionOct 1, 2026
Mark Andrews ranked 13th among tight ends in Week 4 expert consensus rankings with a range from 10 to 16 and standard deviation of 2, showing moderate expert consensus.NegativeInjurySep 29, 2026
Captured 3 of 5 targets for 24 yards with no touchdown. Dealt with a hand injury during the game that forced him to miss some time. Adjusted target share down from a team-co-leading role in Week 2 (24.2%) to 20.0% this week as targets spread further across Flowers and other tight ends.PositiveValueSep 29, 2026
Trade value of 8.3 with a +1.0 week-over-week increase; TEP value of 10.1 with a +1.2 increase; ranked thirteenth among tight ends in trade value; upcoming schedule includes matchups against TEN, ATL, and CLE.NegativeProjectionSep 28, 2026
Andrews continues to underperform alongside Tucker Kraft, Hunter Henry, and Kyle Pitts. The source expresses uncertainty about when this trend will change, noting that while there is plenty of talent and depth at the tight end position, offenses simply aren't using tight ends as much as managers anticipated.NegativeRoleSep 28, 2026
Mark Andrews is referenced as a tight end option that may need replacement, with the source noting Mike Gesicki as a solid pickup for those in need of help at the position, implicitly suggesting Andrews managers may be looking for alternatives.NegativeProjectionSep 27, 2026
Andrews managed to squeak out a TE12 finish in Week 2 with 49 receiving yards, demonstrating modest DFS performance.NegativeProjectionSep 27, 2026
Andrews ranks ninth among tight ends in expert consensus with a best rank of 5, worst rank of 13, and average rank of 9 with standard deviation of 2, indicating moderate expert disagreement on his lower-tier tight end positioning.PositiveProjectionSep 26, 2026
The source expects Mark Andrews to finally score a touchdown this week in a favorable matchup against Dallas, which has allowed the eighth-most yards per target and third-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends.PositiveUsageSep 26, 2026
Through two games, Mark Andrews has seen solid usage despite being TE15 in fantasy points per game, which the source attributes to zero touchdowns rather than poor play. Andrews has a 67.6% route share, 23.2% target share, 2.13 YPRR, one red zone target, and 30% first-read share—all solid to very strong metrics.PositiveProjectionSep 25, 2026
Andrews ranks eleventh among tight ends in Week 3 consensus with an average rank of 11 and a best rank of 5, showing some expert variance but overall support for his mid-tier projection.NegativeProjectionSep 25, 2026
Assigned a C grade for Week 3 matchup against DAL, indicating a below-average start recommendation with modest fantasy potential.NegativeProjectionSep 25, 2026
Assigned a C grade for Week 3 matchup against DAL, indicating moderate fantasy outlook for the week.PositiveValueSep 25, 2026
Mark Andrews is listed as a core play for DFS in the Cowboys versus Ravens matchup in Brazil.PositiveProjectionSep 24, 2026
Mark Andrews has solid underlying usage metrics through two games despite being TE15 in fantasy points per game, which the source attributes to zero touchdowns rather than poor play. Andrews has a 67.6% route share, 23.2% target share, 2.13 YPRR, one red zone target, and 30% first-read share—all solid to very strong metrics. The source expects Andrews to finally score this week in a favorable matchup against Dallas, which has allowed the eighth-most yards per target and third-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends.PositiveProjectionSep 24, 2026
Mark Andrews is ranked TE1 for Week 3 and is listed as a strong start. Through two games, he has seen solid usage despite being TE15 in fantasy points per game, which is related to zero touchdowns and not indicative of his play. Andrews has 67.6% route share, 23.2% target share, 2.13 YPRR, one red zone target, and 30% first-read share—all solid, if not very strong metrics. Dallas has allowed the eighth-most yards per target and third-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends. The source expects Andrews to finally get into the end zone this week.PositiveProjectionSep 24, 2026
Andrews is bouncing back from a down campaign. Through two games this year, he has 67.6% route participation, 23.2% target share, 0.28 TPRR, 30.0% first-read share, 14.5% air yard share, 5.0 receptions per game, 42.0 receiving yards per game, 2.13 Y/RR, 1 red-zone target, 9.9 DraftKings points per game, 9.79 expected DraftKings points per game, 7.4 FanDuel points per game, and 7.39 expected FanDuel points per game. While he hasn't reached paydirt yet this year, his red-zone rapport with Jackson is strong, and he has a good chance to do so if the game shoots out.PositiveProjectionSep 24, 2026
Through two games, Andrews is TE15 in fantasy points per game but shows solid-to-very-strong underlying usage metrics: 67.6% route share, 23.2% target share, 2.13 YPRR, one red zone target, and 30% first-read share. His zero touchdowns are not indicative of his play quality. The source expects Andrews to finally get into the endzone this week in a favorable matchup against Dallas, which has allowed the eighth-most yards per target and third-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends.NegativeProjectionSep 23, 2026
Ranked 14th among tight ends with average rank of 15; best rank of 11 and worst rank of 18 show moderate expert disagreement (standard deviation of 2).NegativeRoleSep 22, 2026
Mark Andrews was steady and again Baltimore's true target-share co-leader (25.0% → 24.2% adjusted), maintaining the most consistent role on this offense across both weeks. He caught 6 of 7 targets for 49 yards with no touchdown.PositiveValueSep 22, 2026
Trade value gained 2.5 points to 7.3; TEP value 8.9 (+3.1); ranked fifteenth among tight ends with matchups vs DAL, TEN, ATL.NegativeProjectionSep 20, 2026
Mark Andrews received a C grade for Week 2, ranking ninth among tight ends in the start/sit rankings, indicating below-average projected performance against New Orleans.NegativeProjectionSep 20, 2026
Mark Andrews receives a C start grade for Week 2 against New Orleans, ranking ninth among tight ends for the week.NegativeProjectionSep 20, 2026
Ranked 3rd among tight ends in Week 2 consensus rankings from the most accurate experts; average ranking of 8 with a standard deviation of 4, indicating wider expert disagreement.PositiveProjectionSep 20, 2026
Mark Andrews is assuredly chalk this week against New Orleans; the source projects Andrews is scoring a touchdown in this matchup. Last season, in a down year competing with Isaiah Likely, Andrews still saw 70 targets and scored five times. Likely is gone. Andrews has a home game advantage. However, Andrews will be in a lot of lineups, making him better used in cash contests rather than GPP for this slate.PositiveRoleSep 20, 2026
Mark Andrews is assuredly chalk this week due to injuries at wide receiver opening up passing volume. Last season, in a down year competing with Isaiah Likely, Andrews still saw 70 targets and scored five times. Likely is gone, which should increase Andrews's target share. The source recommends Andrews at $4,400 (DraftKings) as a tight end value play against New Orleans, which allowed the 10th-most fantasy points to the position in Week 1.NegativeProjectionSep 19, 2026
Andrews was TE20 in Week 1 with 70% route share, 71.9% snap rate, 24% target share, 49 receiving yards (2.33 YPRR), 26.3% first-read share, and one red zone target. Source notes he could flirt with TE1 value in Week 2 with continued usage, but Week 2 matchup against New Orleans (12th-fewest yards per target and fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends last year) won't make it easy.NegativeProjectionSep 18, 2026
Ranked 10th among tight ends in Week 2 consensus rankings with average rank of 10 and standard deviation of 3, showing the highest variance among top-10 tight ends indicating significant expert disagreement.PositiveValueSep 18, 2026
Andrews is the most reliable stacking option with Lamar Jackson. He had a 70% route participation rate, six targets (24% target share and 0.29 TPRR), four receptions and 49 receiving yards in Week 1. Andrews also has a track record of success in scoring territory, with 16 receiving touchdowns and 15.1 expected receiving touchdowns in 37 games since 2024. The source notes he's also a threat for a tush-push touchdown if the Ravens opt to give their running back a breather near the goal line.PositiveValueSep 18, 2026
Designated as a GPP-only play for Week 2, indicating the source targets Andrews as a tournament-specific selection with upside potential.PositiveUsageSep 17, 2026
Andrews opened the season with 4 catches for 49 yards on 6 targets in the Ravens' convincing road win over the Colts. He posted a 72% snap share and 80% route share—both encouraging data points for his usage in new OC Declan Doyle's offense. With the Ravens expected to be without star WR Zay Flowers due to a hamstring injury, Andrews has an enhanced target outlook in Week 2 vs. the Saints. The source ranks him TE9.NegativeProjectionSep 17, 2026
In Week 1, Mark Andrews was the TE20 in fantasy with a 70% route share, 71.9% snap rate, 24% target share, 49 receiving yards (2.33 YPRR), 26.3% first-read share, and one red zone target. He could flirt with TE1 value in Week 2 with that continued type of usage, but it won't be easy; last year, New Orleans allowed the 12th-fewest yards per target and fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends.PositiveMatchupSep 17, 2026
Andrews faces New Orleans in Week 2, a defense that last year allowed the 12th-fewest yards per target and fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends, representing a favorable matchup for tight end production.PositiveProjectionSep 17, 2026
Andrews could flirt with TE1 value in Week 2 if his Week 1 usage patterns (24% target share, 70% route share, 71.9% snap rate) continue, though the source notes it won't be easy.PositiveProjectionSep 17, 2026
In Week 1, Andrews finished as TE20 despite posting strong usage metrics: 70% route share, 71.9% snap rate, 24% target share, 49 receiving yards (2.33 YPRR), 26.3% first-read share, and one red zone target; the disconnect between elite usage and TE20 finish suggests efficiency concerns.NegativeProjectionSep 17, 2026
Andrews was TE20 in Week 1 with 70% route share, 71.9% snap rate, 24% target share, 49 receiving yards (2.33 YPRR), 26.3% first-read share, and one red zone target. The source projects he could flirt with TE1 value in Week 2 with continued usage of that type, but notes it won't be easy given that New Orleans allowed the 12th-fewest yards per target and fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends last year.NegativeRoleSep 16, 2026
Andrews was Baltimore's true target-share leader (25% adjusted, tied for the team high) once his 11-yard catch, erased by an Illegal Shift penalty, is counted—officially 6-4-49-0, but a true 7 targets. His 77.8% route participation and 70.3% snap share confirm a full-time role, even though the box score reads as modest (4-49). One red-zone target logged, no end-zone looks—a solid, high-floor complementary piece rather than a true focal point. But without Lane and now Flowers, Andrews is going to be out there and can still fall into the end zone and score.PositiveValueSep 15, 2026
Trade value of 4.8, up +3.8 from prior week; ranked 18th among TEs in the Week 2 trade value chart with TEP value of 5.8.PositiveRoleSep 11, 2026
During Lamar Jackson's seven full seasons as the Ravens' starting quarterback, Baltimore's tight ends have ranked first, fifth, first, first, 10th, fourth and fourth in percentage of team targets. Jackson likes throwing to his tight ends, and Andrews no longer has to share tight end targets with Isaiah Likely, who joined the Giants in the offseason.NegativeValueSep 11, 2026
Listed as GPP Only pick for IND vs. BAL matchup, indicating a tournament-specific play rather than a core cash-game recommendation.PositiveMatchupSep 10, 2026
Mark Andrews remains one of the most reliable veteran tight ends in fantasy and draws a favorable 5-star matchup against the Indianapolis Colts this week. Lamar Jackson continues to lean on Andrews in crucial situations, especially in the red zone where his touchdown upside remains among the best at the position. When healthy, Andrews commands a strong target share and gives managers a dependable weekly floor. With his combination of volume, scoring potential, and matchup, he deserves strong consideration in starting lineups.PositiveMatchupSep 10, 2026
Mark Andrews faces Indianapolis in Week 1, a defense that allowed the fourth-most yards per target and 12th-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends last year; Lou Anarumo's defenses have historically bled production to tight ends, suggesting this matchup advantage could carry into 2026.