Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews caught two passes for 18 yards against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15. He was targeted three times during the game.

Fantasy Spin: The Ravens only attempted 12 throws during the game, so Andrews did not have much of a chance to make any big plays during the game. He has been held to under 20 yards in four of the last six games and should be considered a No. 2 tight end in fantasy leagues.

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Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews (glute) was cleared from the injury report in time for the rematch against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15. He was only limited in Thursday's practice, and immediately was upgraded to a full participant on Friday. Andrews has struggled to deliver for his fantasy managers over the last three weeks, but a matchup with the Bengals could help. They are by far the worst team against tight ends in fantasy football as they give up 24.11 fantasy points per game, which is eight points more on average than the second-worst. One issue, however, is that Isaiah Likely has been getting more involved in recent weeks. Andrews has turned into a risky play, but he does carry TE1 potential in this matchup.

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Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews (glute) was added to the Week 15 injury report on Thursday with a glute injury and put in a limited practice. Andrews upgraded to a full practice on Friday, though, and has been cleared to play on Sunday against the division-rival Cincinnati Bengals. The 30-year-old has plenty of chemistry with quarterback Lamar Jackson, putting him on the low-end TE1 map in fantasy football most weeks, but he's caught exactly one pass for nine yards in two of the last three weeks. Isaiah Likely has become more involved in the passing game in recent weeks, too, which has made Andrews more volatile for fantasy managers. Additionally, Andrews has not scored in the last four games and has only gone over 50 receiving yards once in 2025, back on Sept. 22, when he had 91 yards and two touchdowns. The good news this week is that he'll be facing a Bengals defense that has allowed TEs to run wild this year. Andrews caught four of six targets for 47 yards in the last meeting against Cincy on Thanksgiving night.

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Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews (glute) was able to practice in full Friday, Dec. 12, and he was removed from the practice report ahead of the Week 15 game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Fantasy Spin: Andrews has an ultra-favorable matchup, as the Bengals allow more fantasy points to opposing tight ends than any other team in the NFL, and it's not even close. He had four receptions for 47 yards on six targets in the first meeting in Week 13, his second-highest yardage total of the season. He should still be treated as a TE2 in most leagues, however.

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Baltimore Ravens WR Rashod Bateman (ankle) and OT Ronnie Stanley (rest) did not practice Friday, Dec. 12. Bateman is listed as questionable for Week 15 against the Cincinnati Bengals, while Stanley was removed from the injury report. TE Mark Andrews (glute), CB Chidobe Awuzie (shoulder), OG Corey Bullock (personal), QB Lamar Jackson (rest), RB Keaton Mitchell (knee), LB Tavius Robinson (foot), S Ar'Darius Washington (Achilles) and CB Nate Wiggins (foot) each practiced in full. Robinson and Washington are listed as questionable, while all others have been removed from the injury report.

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Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews (glute) and WR Rashod Bateman (ankle) were limited during practice Thursday, Dec. 11. CB Chidobe Awuzie (shoulder), QB Lamar Jackson (non-injury), RB Keaton Mitchell (knee), LB Tavius Robinson (foot), S Ar'Darius Washington (Achilles) and CB Nate Wiggins (foot) fully participated in practice.

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Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews (glute) was limited during practice Thursday, Dec. 11.

Fantasy Spin: Fantasy players should keep an eye on the situation to see if Andrews is in any danger of missing the game. He has been inconsistent with his production recently but has been targeted at least five times in four of his last five games. He will have a favorable matchup if he plays and can be a low-end No. 1 tight end in leagues.

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Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews (glute) was added to the Week 15 injury report on Thursday and was listed as a limited practice participant due to a glute injury. Andrews is coming off a disappointing one-catch performance in Sunday's loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, and now the 30-year-old is dealing with an injury going into a big Week 15 divisional battle against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. Not only is it concerning that he was a mid-week addition to the injury report, but fellow TE Isaiah Likely has been more productive than Andrews in each of the last two games as he gains steam to close out the 2025 regular season. Even though Likely has taken on a bigger role of late, Andrews will be in play as a low-end TE1 in fantasy football this weekend if he's active against a Bengals defense that has been shredded by opposing tight ends this year. Andrews had four catches for 47 yards on Thanksgiving against Cincy.

From RotoBaller

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is fresh off of signing a new extension and becoming the triple-crown record breaker in franchise history (receiving touchdowns, receiving yards, and receptions). While his season hasn't been as consistent in years past, Andrews sits at TE13 overall in half-PPR formats. Isaiah Likely was predicted to cut into his production even more this season, but that hasn't happened yet. Andrews will go up against the Pittsburgh Steelers defense in Week 14, which presents a strong matchup for some fantasy points. They give up 15.81 fantasy points per game and have allowed 73 catches for 765 yards and seven touchdowns (6.1 catches and 63.8 yards on average). That lends to him currently projected as TE9 for half-PPR formats on RotoBaller's rankings.

From RotoBaller

Dynasty | The Ravens have signed tight end Mark Andrews to a contract extension. Dynasty Analysis: Andrews gets a three-year, $39.3 million extension that will keep him in Baltimore through the 2028 season. This is a surprising deal to say the least as Andrews is having the worst year of his career. It almost feels like a move made to say "thanks for your career." Regardless, Andrews will now likely finish his career in Baltimore. The deal won't save his crumbling ADP and may even seal his fate as a move to another team could have helped.

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Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews agreed to terms on a three-year contract extension with the Ravens Wednesday, Dec. 3, worth $39.3 million, according to sources. The deal includes $26 million in guaranteed money.

Fantasy Spin: Andrews has caught 37 passes for 332 yards and five touchdowns this season and is on track to remain with the Ravens for several more seasons. He likely will continue to be the starting tight end for the team and can be a low-end No. 1 or high-end No. 2 tight end in fantasy leagues next season.

From TheHuddle

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews agreed to terms on a three-year, $39.3 million contract extension with the team on Wednesday that includes $26 million guaranteed, sources tell Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. Andrews is the franchise's all-time leading receiver, who was in the final year of his deal. The 2026 campaign will be his ninth with the team after the Ravens drafted him in the third round in 2018. Andrews is going strong and currently has 473 career catches for 5,826 yards and 56 touchdowns. The 30-year-old veteran isn't nearly as consistent as he's been in the past for fantasy managers, but he's managed 37 catches on 52 targets for 332 yards and five touchdowns in 12 games in 2025, good enough to make him the TE13 in half-PPR scoring. Isaiah Likely's presence in Baltimore makes Andrews more volatile in fantasy, but he'll be a low-end TE1 this weekend against the division-rival Pittsburgh Steelers.

From RotoBaller

Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews ended up with four receptions for 47 yards on six targets in Week 13 against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Fantasy Spin: Andrews was outperformed by Isaiah Likely (5-95-0), but the veteran didn't do a terrible job for fantasy managers in PPR leagues, either. Statistically, the Bengals are the worst defense against opposing tight ends, and it showed. The Steelers entered Week 13 with the fifth-most fantasy points allowed to tight ends, and Pittsburgh is the opponent in Week 14. Andrews should be treated as a low-end TE1 or top TE2 in most fantasy leagues with the advantageous matchup.

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Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews put up a dud in Week 12 after a three-game stretch where he finished as the TE5, TE9, and TE4 in half-PPR formats. Before that stretch, he only had one other TE1 finish. In Week 13, however, Andrews and the Ravens take on the Cincinnati Bengals. They're ranked last against opposing tight ends in fantasy, and give up an average of 22.80 fantasy points per game to the position. The second-worst team gives up 17.50 on average, so the Bengals have been especially bad. In fact, they're the only team that has given up close to 1,000 receiving yards and more than seven touchdowns (13). So, Andrews holds TE1 value once again.

From RotoBaller

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Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews caught one pass for nine yards against the New York Jets in Week 12. He also rushed for two yards on two carries during the game.

Fantasy Spin: Andrews was held to under 10 yards for the third time this season but does have four total touchdowns in his last four games. He will see a handful of targets next week against the Cincinnati Bengals and can be a low-end No. 1 tight end in some leagues.

From TheHuddle

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews has been back to his old ways, finding the end zone and registering TE1 finishes in three straight weeks. Week 11, he actually scored on a 35-yard run out of a fake tush push which gave the Ravens the lead and eventually the win. In those last three weeks, Andrews has totalled 13 targets, eight catches, 68 receiving yards, three receiving touchdowns, and three carries for 39 yards and one score on the ground. In Week 12, he takes on the New York Jets, who have been around the middle of the pack in terms of defending opposing tight ends. They've allowed seven total touchdowns to the position, and give up 13.88 fantasy points per game. Andrews should remain heavily involved, especially with Rashod Bateman (ankle) ruled out, which gives him the boost to TE1 value.

From RotoBaller

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews has come alive in the last three weeks. After a slow start to his eighth season in the NFL, Andrews has scored four touchdowns in his previous three games, averaging 12.9 half-PPR fantasy points per game. The clear correlation is the return of two-time MVP Lamar Jackson, who made his return in Week 9, where Andrews scored two touchdowns. As long as Jackson is the starting quarterback in Baltimore, Andrews will continue to find the endzone and produce fantasy matchup-altering performances. In the next two games, the Ravens face the Jets and the Bengals, who have allowed the most and second-most touchdowns to tight ends this season. While his lack of volume is concerning, Andrews will still be worth starting in fantasy due to his touchdown upside.

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