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Mark Andrews
Mark Andrews
September 27, 2024
Mark Andrews has been one of the biggest busts in fantasy football this season, currently ranking as TE30 and averaging only 3.2 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. Despite his potential, he has struggled to find the end zone, contributing to his disappointing performance thus far.

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September 27, 2024
Mark Andrews has been one of the biggest busts in fantasy football this season, currently ranking as TE30 with an average of only 3.2 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. Despite expectations, he has struggled to make an impact, scoring just 7.1 points in the first three weeks.

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September 27, 2024
Mark Andrews has been one of the biggest busts in fantasy football this season, ranking as TE30 with an average of only 3.2 half-point PPR points per game. He has scored 7.1 or fewer fantasy points in each contest and has seen a significant decrease in on-field usage, playing only 20 snaps last week and ranking third among the team’s tight ends. Despite this, he faces a favorable matchup against the Buffalo Bills, who have allowed an average of 9.1 fantasy points per game to tight ends.

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September 27, 2024
Mark Andrews has had a quiet start to the new campaign, contributing to the current struggles at the tight end position. With only a few tight ends averaging at least 10.0 PPR points per game, his performance has not met expectations, making it easier for Hockenson to potentially rise as a top option upon his return.

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September 27, 2024
Hate to say it because he's been a great player for years, but I'm not sure Mark Andrews will ever be the same.

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September 27, 2024
Mark Andrews has had a surprising slow start to the season, recording just six receptions for 65 yards in three games and experiencing a notable decline in his snap count. He played only 21 snaps in a recent game, finishing without a reception for the first time in nearly two years. Despite concerns from fans and fantasy football players, Andrews remains confident, stating that he understands the dynamics of the offense and believes his time to shine will come. He attributes his reduced production to the emergence of other offensive weapons and acknowledges the team's game plan. Coming off a major injury and a recent car accident, Andrews is focused on execution and helping the Ravens win, expressing that he feels healthy and is ready to contribute in any way he can.

@Mark Andrews | Baltimore Ravens | NFL
September 27, 2024
Mark Andrews has had a surprising slow start to the season, recording just six receptions for 65 yards in three games and experiencing a notable decline in his snap count. He played only 21 snaps in a recent game, finishing without a reception for the first time in nearly two years. Despite concerns from fans and fantasy football players, Andrews remains confident, stating that he understands the dynamics of the offense and believes his time to shine will come. He attributes his reduced production to the emergence of other offensive weapons and acknowledges the team's game plan. Coming off a major injury and a recent car accident, Andrews is focused on execution and helping the Ravens win, expressing that he feels healthy and is ready to contribute in any way he can.
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September 27, 2024
Mark Andrews is experiencing a significant decline in production this season, with only eight targets and six receptions through three weeks, totaling just 17.7 fantasy points. His usage has dropped dramatically, as he was targeted only once in Week 3 and played just 33% of the offensive snaps. Until his involvement in the offense increases, he is difficult to trust in fantasy lineups.

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September 26, 2024
Mark Andrews trails only slightly behind Isaiah Likely in receiving snap share, with a 43.9 percent rate. Despite this, his yards per route run (YPRR) average of 0.92 is significantly lower than Likely's 2.24. Baltimore is facing a Buffalo defense that may be missing key linebackers and a starting slot cornerback, potentially creating opportunities for Andrews in the passing game.

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September 26, 2024
Mark Andrews has been surprisingly underperforming this season, leaving fantasy managers facing tough decisions. Despite expectations, he has not delivered the production anticipated from a top-tier tight end, contributing to the overall uncertainty in the fantasy landscape. Managers may need to reconsider their confidence in him as he continues to struggle in the early part of the season.

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September 25, 2024
Mark Andrews saw limited involvement with only four routes run in a recent game, raising concerns about his role in the Ravens' offense. Head Coach John Harbaugh indicated that Andrews' lack of reps was due to the team's game plan against Dallas. This marks a significant reduction in his usage, suggesting that the Ravens are not treating him as an elite tight end any longer, a shift that could impact his fantasy value moving forward.

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September 25, 2024
Mark Andrews has struggled to make an impact early in the season, failing to register any fantasy points in Week 3. Despite expectations as Lamar Jackson's primary target, he has become an afterthought in an offense that leans heavily on the run when effective. His slow start, along with limited targets, raises concerns for fantasy managers hoping for a reliable performance moving forward.

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September 25, 2024
Mark Andrews has seen a decline in his usage, playing only 35% of the snaps and receiving just one target in a recent game. This shift in the Ravens' game plan, favoring a run-heavy approach, may be linked to his recovery from off-season surgery. Despite these challenges, Andrews remains a top-five tight end with a strong historical performance. The current market undervalues him, making now a favorable time to acquire him for minimal cost. He could be a valuable asset to stash on your bench, especially as he is expected to have a much better second half of the season. Recent trades indicate that managers are willing to part with Andrews for low-tier players, presenting an opportunity for savvy fantasy managers to capitalize on his potential rebound.

@Mark Andrews | Baltimore Ravens | NFL
September 25, 2024
Mark Andrews has seen a decline in his usage, playing only 35% of the snaps and receiving just one target in a recent game. This shift in the Ravens' game plan, favoring a run-heavy approach, may be linked to his recovery from off-season surgery. Despite these challenges, Andrews remains a top-five tight end with a strong historical performance. The current market undervalues him, making now a favorable time to acquire him for minimal cost. He could be a valuable asset to stash on your bench, especially as he is expected to have a much better second half of the season. Recent trades indicate that managers are willing to part with Andrews for low-tier players, presenting an opportunity for savvy fantasy managers to capitalize on his potential rebound.
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September 25, 2024
Andrews is facing significant concerns after running only four routes in his last game, leading to a troubling average of just 3.3 fantasy points this season. His usage has diminished, as he was outsnapped by Isaiah Likely, and the Ravens' game script involved a minimal passing attack from Lamar Jackson. While Andrews has struggled, tight end production is down league-wide, and he has yet to see a red-zone target despite his previous success in that area. Given an upcoming favorable matchup against a team that has struggled against slot receivers, he remains ranked as a TE8 in expert consensus, though he may fall short of his preseason expectations.

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September 25, 2024
Mark Andrews' role with the Ravens has diminished this season, as he has recorded only six receptions for 65 yards in three games. With the emergence of Isaiah Likely, there are discussions about his potential trade value. His significant $16.9 million cap hit raises questions about his future, especially considering his injury and inconsistent usage. Speculation suggests that the Colts could be interested in acquiring him as a veteran target for their rookie quarterback, taking advantage of Andrews' experience while navigating his current status and cap implications.

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September 24, 2024
Mark Andrews, once a strong fantasy football target, is struggling in the 2024 season. After averaging 13.5 PPR points over the past five seasons, he is currently ranked TE29 after receiving minimal targets and playing just 33% of offensive snaps against Dallas. Despite calls for patience, his low snap share raises concerns about his fantasy value moving forward. However, his historical performance suggests that dropping him might be premature, as there could still be potential for improvement in his usage within the offense. If fantasy managers are considering alternatives, Mike Gesicki and Zach Ertz are recommended pickups for immediate needs.

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September 24, 2024
Mark Andrews is experiencing a significant decline in fantasy production, currently ranking as the TE31 with just 6.5 fantasy points this season. He notably failed to score in Week 3, marking the first time he’s been held scoreless in a game he played. This drop-off is attributed to a transformation in Baltimore's offensive scheme, which has led to reduced usage for Andrews. He has only been on the field for 58 percent of the offensive snaps—his lowest since 2019—because of the team's focus on a heavier running game. Coach John Harbaugh has indicated that Andrews may see inconsistent performances moving forward as tight ends will be rotated based on weekly game plans. Given these factors, it’s advisable to keep Andrews on the bench until there’s a notable shift in the Ravens' offensive strategy.

@Mark Andrews | Baltimore Ravens | NFL
September 24, 2024
Mark Andrews is experiencing a significant decline in fantasy production, currently ranking as the TE31 with just 6.5 fantasy points this season. He notably failed to score in Week 3, marking the first time he’s been held scoreless in a game he played. This drop-off is attributed to a transformation in Baltimore's offensive scheme, which has led to reduced usage for Andrews. He has only been on the field for 58 percent of the offensive snaps—his lowest since 2019—because of the team's focus on a heavier running game. Coach John Harbaugh has indicated that Andrews may see inconsistent performances moving forward as tight ends will be rotated based on weekly game plans. Given these factors, it’s advisable to keep Andrews on the bench until there’s a notable shift in the Ravens' offensive strategy.
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September 24, 2024
Mark Andrews has been a major disappointment in the early 2024 fantasy season, scoring just 12.5 points through the first three weeks. Despite showing some promise in Week 2 with four receptions for 51 yards, his performance in Week 3 was concerning, as he played only 33% of the team's snaps. This was a significant drop, especially with teammate Isaiah Likely taking on a larger role in a run-heavy game, raising questions about Andrews' reliability moving forward. Fantasy managers may need to consider alternative options as they approach Week 4.

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September 23, 2024
Mark Andrews has been a disappointment in the first three weeks of the season, registering just six receptions for 65 yards. Expected to be one of the top tight ends in fantasy football, his slow start has left many fantasy managers frustrated as they look for more productive options at the position.

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September 21, 2024
Mark Andrews is highlighted as still possessing TE1 potential despite the challenges faced early in the season. His ability to bounce back and contribute significantly remains a storyline to watch as the Ravens continue to adjust their offensive strategy.

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September 20, 2024
Mark Andrews was the primary target in the Ravens' offense, outpacing Isaiah Likely in Week 2 with a stronger performance. Despite Likely's early success, Andrews remains the go-to tight end for the team, suggesting that Likely's standout game was an exception rather than a trend. As the offense deals with low passing volume, Andrews is expected to continue as the TE1, solidifying his importance in the Ravens’ offensive scheme.

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September 19, 2024
Through two games this season, Mark Andrews has faced questions about his role in the Ravens' offense and whether he remains the primary target for Lamar Jackson. While there is potential for increased volume moving forward, Zay Flowers has emerged as the clear top target, having earned Jackson's trust. Despite Andrews' talent, he may not be the focal point as much as anticipated, with both Flowers and tight end Isaiah Likely establishing themselves as key targets in the offense.

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September 19, 2024
Mark Andrews has struggled to find his rhythm this season, notching only seven targets over the first two games, with his usage decreasing significantly in Week 2. He did not earn his first target until late in the first half, finishing with a modest line of 4 receptions for 51 yards. As the season progresses, there are concerns about his potential to maintain elite tight end status, especially with Isaiah Likely also being a factor in the passing game. Andrews' route participation has dropped to around 70-75%, which is significantly lower than previous seasons, leading to questions about his overall production moving forward.

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September 19, 2024
Mark Andrews had a strong bounce-back performance in Week 2 after struggling in the season opener, where he was outperformed by Isaiah Likely. Despite both tight ends logging similar snap counts, Andrews managed to improve significantly, making him a must-start tight end in all leagues moving forward.

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September 19, 2024
Mark Andrews is highlighted as a must-start in all leagues after a strong bounce-back performance in Week 2. Despite being outperformed by Isaiah Likely in the season opener, Andrews showed his value by contributing significantly to the Ravens' offense. His increased involvement positions him as a reliable option for fantasy managers moving forward.

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September 19, 2024
Mark Andrews had a strong bounce-back performance in Week 2 after being outperformed by Isaiah Likely in the season opener. While they shared similar snap counts in Week 1, Andrews only caught two passes, leading to some concerns. His resurgence solidifies his position as a must-start in all leagues moving forward, highlighting his importance in the Ravens' offensive strategy.

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