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Fantasy Football Weekly fantasy football takes on Mark Andrews
Every source-backed podcast insight STACKED has extracted from Fantasy Football Weekly about Mark Andrews.
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All Fantasy Football Weekly insights about Mark Andrews
PositiveValueJun 19, 2026
Andrews is recommended as an early-round tight end target in best ball formats, described as a reliable 'early hit' that can anchor a tight end strategy.PositiveProjectionJun 19, 2026
Second analyst has been in on Mark Andrews since way back in March and loves the pick, noting it feels rude that everybody is just now starting to come around on him.PositiveValueJun 19, 2026
Mark Andrews is not as old as people think, is healthy, and plays for a good Ravens team, making him an attractive alternative to George Kittle.PositiveProjectionJun 19, 2026
Analyst loves Mark Andrews and has been in on him since March; with Likely moved away from, there's more target share available for Andrews.PositiveProjectionJun 5, 2026
With Declan Doyle's creative offensive scheme and Lamar Jackson potentially having one of his better passing seasons, Mark Andrews could return to being a perennial top five tight end.PositiveValueJun 5, 2026
Andrews is going around ADP 122-125, right next to Kelsey. The analyst prefers Andrews for best ball due to his seven years of youth advantage over Kelsey, and likes him in redraft as well.PositiveRoleJun 5, 2026
Without Isaiah Likely, Andrews becomes Baltimore's primary target-earning tight end. He is Lamar Jackson's number one tight end in touchdowns over the last three years with at least 60 targets each season, and he's a 5-for-51-1 guy.PositiveProjectionJun 5, 2026
Mark Andrews, at 30 years old, has a strong case for a top five tight end season. With Isaiah Likely gone, Andrews loses a competing target, and with Declan Doyle's arrival as offensive coordinator from Chicago, the Ravens' passing game should improve, benefiting Andrews.