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Legendary Upside fantasy football takes on Mark Andrews
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Legendary Upside about Mark Andrews.
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All Legendary Upside insights about Mark Andrews
PositiveValueOct 31, 2026
At $3,400 on DraftKings, Andrews offers tournament leverage as a DFS play despite recent target rate decline over the last two weeks. He leads all tight ends in open score and maintains elite target metrics: 19% target share (88th percentile at tight end), 22% targets per route run (85th percentile), and 19% first read target rate (93rd percentile). Per-target efficiency is low at 5.5 yards per target (2.2 yards below expected), creating a low floor but ceiling upside exists in this favorable matchup. He's been targeted on 28% of his routes with Lamar Jackson (though one sample included Flowers missing entirely), and Lamar Jackson has an established long-standing connection with Andrews that differs from the recent Huntley dynamic, suggesting higher ceiling potential. Andrews can function as a cheap stacking target with Lamar Jackson to capture volume in the Ravens-Bills game.PositiveValueOct 24, 2026
Mark Andrews is a positive aggression candidate contingent on Lamar Jackson's return. He has 5.5 yards per target (low even for his 6.6 ADOT) and -2.3 FPOE (5th percentile), suggesting underperformance relative to role. His target rate fell to 12% last week but averaged 23%+ target rate per route run in the first five games, with 21% target share on the year in a good offense with Jackson. The source notes: "With Huntley, I'm not really interested. Andrews looks kind of washed." However, the source recommends betting on Andrews as a positive aggression candidate this week despite recent decline, noting "he is someone that like I think especially after last week, people might just be kind of done with. But I think with Jackson coming back it and this game environment, it could be a good week to just, you know, wade into some pretty risky waters and uh and bet on Andrews as a positive aggression candidate."NegativeValueSep 1, 2026
Mark Andrews is used as a benchmark for ADP, with the source noting that Terrance Ferguson has been drafted ahead of him in recent high-stakes drafts.NegativeValueAug 27, 2026
Mark Andrews is used as an ADP benchmark for Terrence Ferguson, with the source noting Ferguson is being drafted ahead of him, which the source considers out of control.PositiveValueAug 13, 2026
Mark Andrews is a priority draft target for the source, specifically for stacking strategies, as he remains available at a reasonable price point.PositiveUsageAug 12, 2026
The source suggests Mark Andrews is no longer a locked-in 20% target share player, citing significant performance drop-offs over the past few seasons as evidence that the Ravens' passing game has room for a new receiver to emerge.PositiveUsageAug 6, 2026
The source notes that Mark Andrews is no longer a locked-in 20% target share player, citing a decline in production over the past few seasons as evidence that there is room for other pass-catchers to emerge in the Ravens' offense.NegativeProjectionMay 9, 2026
Historical production reference for Fannin's potential tier; Andrews' second season produced 13.9 PPR points per game and finished tight end five. This tier of production—where a tight end actually matters—is the bar for Fannin's upside, and Fannin is priced where he can make that cut.PositiveMatchupDec 13, 2025
Mark Andrews has a 29% target share in the red zone and 35% target share in endzone targets against the Bengals, who have allowed the most receiving yardage to tight ends in a season since 2015 and are two touchdowns behind the all-time season tight end record (15 allowed vs. 17 record). Andrews was at 86% route participation last week (season high) after a health question mark, and despite a low 3% first-read target rate and 6% targets per hour last week, the source believes something changed in his usage and considers him a pretty nice play given the tight end matchup weakness.NegativeValueDec 11, 2025
Mark Andrews' draft value collapsed after Isaiah Likely's strong week 1 performance; the source notes Andrews was perceived as 'cooked' and went undrafted in subsequent FFPC drafts, representing a sharp reversal from his prior elite tight end status based on a single week of competition.NegativeUsageOct 24, 2025
Recorded 73% route participation in 12-personnel sets before the bye week, providing context for tight end route distribution and usage patterns in the Ravens offense.PositiveProjectionNo date
Andrews fell off a bit last year and could fall off again as an older player, which could impact red zone target competition and his fantasy ceiling going forward.NegativeRoleNo date
Andrews is positioned as the second target in the Ravens offense after Zay Flowers, indicating a secondary role in the target hierarchy despite his tight end status.PositiveRoleNo date
Mark Andrews fell off last year and could fall off again as an older player. His potential continued decline would change the Flowers bet because Andrews' red zone target share directly affects Flowers' opportunity in that area. Flowers has struggled to score touchdowns historically, so if Andrews continues to decline and Flowers gains red zone targets, it could elevate Flowers to high-end WR status.