Mark Andrews
28-Year-Old
2023 Receiving Stats
REC
45
YDS
544
TD
6
AVG
12.1
TAR
61
2024 Projections
2024 Fantasy Outlook
Andrews was on pace for another excellent season in 2023 before a lower-leg injury ended his regular season in Week 11. He returned in the playoffs and is healthy heading into 2024, which will be Andrews’ age-29 season. Despite missing the last seven weeks in 2023, Andrews still tied for second among tight ends with six touchdowns, and his 544 receiving yards through 10 games worked out to a 925-yard, 17-game pace, which would have been good for fifth at the position. Andrews’ 153-target, 1,361-yard season in 2021 looks to be an outlier, but he has also posted yardage totals of 852 and 847 yards over the last five campaigns while averaging 7.4 touchdowns over that five-year stretch. His second-highest target total was 113 in 2022, and Andrews was on pace to exceed 100 targets again in 2023 while working as Lamar Jackson's co-favorite target alongside wide receiver Zay Flowers. Isaiah Likely filled in admirably after Andrews went down, but Likely hasn’t cut into Andrews’ playing time or production much over the past two seasons, so a healthy Andrews has the right mix of skill and situation to remain among the top performers at his position in 2024. Read Past Outlooks
Limited to two grabs in return
Andrews (leg) secured both targets for 15 yards in the Ravens' 17-10 AFC Championship Game loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.
ANALYSIS
Andrews' remarkable recovery and return from a significant mid-November leg injury culminated in an underwhelming performance, with Lamar Jackson often facing pressure from the Chiefs' aggressive front and Andrews, along with the rest of Baltimore's pass catchers, struggling to get open. The fact the talented tight end managed to get healthy enough to suit up is certainly encouraging from a longer-term perspective, however, and Andrews is expected back next season, albeit with a hefty $16.9 million cap hit, in what will be the fourth year of a five-year deal that he signed before the 2021 season.
Andrews' remarkable recovery and return from a significant mid-November leg injury culminated in an underwhelming performance, with Lamar Jackson often facing pressure from the Chiefs' aggressive front and Andrews, along with the rest of Baltimore's pass catchers, struggling to get open. The fact the talented tight end managed to get healthy enough to suit up is certainly encouraging from a longer-term perspective, however, and Andrews is expected back next season, albeit with a hefty $16.9 million cap hit, in what will be the fourth year of a five-year deal that he signed before the 2021 season.
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How do Mark Andrews' 2023 advanced stats compare to other tight ends?
This section compares his advanced stats with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank.
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Air Yards Per Game
44.1Air Yards Per Snap
0.99% Team Air Yards
11.2%% Team Targets
12.8%Avg Depth of Target
7.2 YdsCatch Rate
73.8%Drop Rate
6.6%Avg Yds After Catch
5.0% Targeted On Route
22.8%Avg Yds Per Route Run
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Mark Andrews
267 routes 61 targets
55 routes 9 targets
266 routes 40 targets
Receiving Alignment Breakdown
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2023 Mark Andrews Split Stats
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Measurables Review
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How do Mark Andrews' measurables compare to other tight ends?
This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.
Height
6' 5"Weight
256 lbs40-Yard Dash
4.67 secShuttle Time
4.38 secCone Drill
7.34 secVertical Jump
31.0 inBroad Jump
113 inBench Press
17 repsHand Length
10.50 inArm Length
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Set to play Sunday
Andrews, who's been on injured reserve since November with an ankle injury, was officially activated Friday and is slated to play in Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Friday's activation culminates what has been a particularly accelerated recovery timeline for Andrews, who was initially thought to be out until next season in the immediate aftermath of the November 16th injury. Hensley notes Andrews rehabbed for six hours daily at the team's Under Armour Performance Center and then utilized a hyperbaric oxygen chamber at night to further speed his recovery. While Andrews' availability for the game is now confirmed, how many snaps he'll play remains up in the air heading into the weekend.
Friday's activation culminates what has been a particularly accelerated recovery timeline for Andrews, who was initially thought to be out until next season in the immediate aftermath of the November 16th injury. Hensley notes Andrews rehabbed for six hours daily at the team's Under Armour Performance Center and then utilized a hyperbaric oxygen chamber at night to further speed his recovery. While Andrews' availability for the game is now confirmed, how many snaps he'll play remains up in the air heading into the weekend.
Past Fantasy Outlooks
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Andrews was tremendous in 2021 with 107 catches for 1,361 yards and nine touchdowns, but he’s been unable to replicate that success. In the three campaigns besides his 552-yard rookie year in 2018 and his stellar 2021, Andrews averaged 65 catches for 800 yards and 7.3 TDs. Those are strong stats but well below the gold standard set by Travis Kelce, who hasn’t dipped below 1,125 yards in a season since Andrews entered the NFL. Andrews dealt with shoulder, knee and ankle injuries in 2022, missing two games and playing only 10 snaps in another. Despite those limitations and an extended absence from QB Lamar Jackson, the tight end finished with his second-most receptions (73) and third-most yards (847). Five touchdowns were Andrews' fewest since his rookie year, even though 18 red-zone targets placed him third among TEs behind Kelce (32) and David Njoku (19). Andrews turns 28 in September and has more target competition this season after the Ravens added WRs Odell Beckham, Zay Flowers and Nelson Agholor, but he also has a new offensive coordinator and playcaller (Todd Monken) who figures to throw the ball more than predecessor Greg Roman did.
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Fully cleared for Sunday
Andrews (leg) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs.
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Confirmed ready for Sunday
Coach John Harbaugh said Friday that Andrews (leg) will play in Sunday's game against the Chiefs "unless there's some kind of a problem" following his activation from injured reserve.
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Activated from IR
The Ravens activated Andrews (ankle) from injured reserve Friday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.
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Another full practice
Andrews (ankle) practiced fully Wednesday.
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Expected to return vs. Chiefs
Andrews (ankle) is expected to be activated from injured reserve and play in Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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