Mark Andrews, the Baltimore Ravens' standout tight end, is set for a pivotal season as he approaches the final year of his contract. With a base salary of $7 million and a cap hit of $16.9 million for the 2025 season, the Ravens face a potential decision that could save them $11 million if they choose to trade him. General Manager Eric DeCosta has praised Andrews as a vital contributor, emphasizing his competitiveness and leadership qualities.

Recent statements from DeCosta suggest that Andrews is likely to remain with the team, as he confirmed his expectation for him to be part of the roster moving forward. In a noteworthy 2024 season, Andrews led the Ravens with 55 receptions, 673 yards, and achieved a career-high of 11 touchdowns, showcasing his ability as a key offensive weapon. Following a tough playoff exit against the Buffalo Bills, where a critical two-point conversion slip marred his season, Andrews’s determination remains high as he prepares for the upcoming year.