Ravens TE Mark Andrews did not practice Wednesday, the team’s first full practice since the bye. Andrews has been sidelined since injuring his shoulder against Tampa Bay on Oct. 27.

Good news for Baltimore: RB Gus Edwards (hamstring) returned to practice after missing last game.

Related players: Isaiah Likely, Kenyan Drake

The Andrews' news is a bit concerning coming off a bye week, so he's worth keeping an eye on as the week goes on. If he can't go, Likely would get the nod. He caught just one pass filling in for Andrews Week 9, but it was a TD catch. Likely had a 6-77-1 line in Week 8 after Andrews got hurt. At RB, Edwards' return would cut into Drake's workload after he scored two TDs back in Week 9. Drake would likely move to a change of pace role and get the passing down work while Edwards would probably see the early down carries.

John Harbaugh said TE Mark Andrews, like many of the Ravens injured players, has a “really good chance” of playing Sunday against the Panthers.

Related players: Isaiah Likely

Andrews would be a welcome addition to the lineup after Lamar Jackson threw for just 133 yards in Week 9 against the Saints. If Andrews can't go, Likely would get the start at TE. When Andrews went down in Week 8, Likely finished with a line of 6-77-1 in that contest, but Likely caught just one ball in Week 9 for a 24-yard TD. He was targeted five times which led all Raven receivers.

Ravens TE Mark Andrews has been downgraded to out and will not travel with the team to New Orleans.

Andrews was already considered doubtful for Monday with knee and shoulder injuries. The Ravens decide to play it safe with Andrews. Fire up Isaiah Likely this week if you have him and if he's somehow still available in your league, sprint to the waiver wire to grab him.

Ravens TE Mark Andrews is listed as doubtful for Monday against the Saints.

Andrews missed practice all week with shoulder and knee injuries. If Andrews is out, the rookie sensation Isaiah Likely would see quite a bit of action again following his strong performance last week against the Buccaneers. Likely was already our TE17 this week with Andrews as TE2, so there was already a bit of upside with Likely. Now, he very well could be the guy this week and should be a very intriguing TE option, especially if you're without someone like Dalton Schultz or George Kittle and Likely is somehow still available in your league.

For the second straight day, TE Mark Andrews (shoulder, knee) and RB Gus Edwards (hamstring) did not practice.

Related Players: Isaiah Likely, Justice Hill, Kenyan Drake

Isaiah Likely is looking more and more like he should be in fantasy consideration for Monday Night Football, even if Andrews plays. As for the backfield, Kenyan Drake would take over lead back duties if Edwards were to miss, and would be an RB2.

Head coach Harbaugh said that Mark Andrews and Rashod Bateman don’t have serious injuries.

Related Players: Isaiah Likely, James Proche, Devin Duvernay

Andrews was seeing his typical elite usage —five targets on nine routes— before leaving the game with a shoulder issue in the second quarter. Isaiah Likely then took the reins and delivered a 6-77-1 line while leading the team in routes run (35). As for Rashod Bateman, he didn't last much longer and has now become a frustrating fantasy asset, having failed to eclipse 50 yards receiving since Week 3. We'll need to keep an eye on both Andrews and Bateman on practice reports ahead of Week 9.

Ravens had three key members of their offense not practicing Tuesday:

TE Mark Andrews (knee)
OT Ronnie Stanley (ankle)
WR Rashod Bateman (undisclosed)

Related players: Isaiah Likely

Andrews is dealing with a knee injury that saw him miss practice time last week and then saw him get shut down in Week 7, although QB Lamar Jackson said that was at least partly because of Cleveland's defensive plan. It would be nice to see Andrews practice Wednesday, but it's looking like he may not be at full strength even if he plays on a short week against the Bucs. Likely would likely get the start and significant time if Andrews can't play.

Bateman was questionable last week but also played in Week 7, and his reason for not practicing Tuesday was undisclosed.

TE Mark Andrews (knee), FB Patrick Ricard (knee), CB Marcus Peters (quad) are all on the practice field today for the first time this week.

Related Players: Isaiah Likely

Selfishly, it would have been fun to see what Isaiah Likely could have done with the TE1 role, but it's great news for Andrews, who is all but certain to suit up on Sunday against the Browns. As long as he's on the field he should be started everywhere.

Ravens’ QB Lamar Jackson was limited at practice today due to a hip injury and TE Mark Andrews did not practice due to a knee injury.

It's worth keeping an eye on both of these players as the week progresses, but other reports suggested that Andrews's DNP was a rest day. We'll hopefully know more about both players on Thursday.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson or tight end Mark Andrews certainly could have qualified for this spot, but Rashod Bateman has flashed throughout training camp, showing off the skill set that Baltimore was so intrigued by when they selected him at No. 27 overall in the 2021 NFL draft.

According to the story, Bateman has shown off a strong connection with Jackson, catching almost everything that’s been thrown his way. He’s expected to take a massive jump in Year 2 with the departure of Marquise Brown, and early on at training camp he’s showing why. The Ravens are expected to be run-heavy, but outside of Andrews, Bateman should see his share of targets.