Mark Andrews Fantasy Football Week 12 Scouting Report

Mark Andrews
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, Baltimore Ravens

Age: 29
Weight: 250 lbs
Height: 6' 5"
College: Oklahoma

ADP: 45
Depth Chart Ranking: 1

Pts	RecYds	RecTD	Rec	RuYds
67.9	379	5	32	0

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by Brandon Niles

· Sep 14, 2023 · 6:30 PM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 2 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 2 at Cincinnati Bengals

Mark Andrews missed Week 1 with a quad injury, but there’s optimism he’ll return to action for Week 2.

It’s a tough matchup against a Bengals defense that ranked third in aFPA to opposing tight ends in 2022 and just held David Njoku to 24 yards on two catches - although they did allow a touchdown to Harrison Bryant. However, Andrews is so good and such a big part of the offense that health is really the only factor to consider here. If he’s active, start him. But have a backup plan in place in case he’s a late scratch again.

by Brandon Niles

· Sep 07, 2023 · 11:46 AM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 1 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 vs. Houston Texans

Mark Andrews is practicing in a limited capacity leading up to his Week 1 tilt against the Texans, so be sure to monitor the injury report carefully and be ready with a backup option in case he’s a late scratch. As long as he’s active, he should be one of the best fantasy options at the tight end position. Andrews managed 73 catches and 847 yards last season despite missing two games and dealing with injuries at the quarterback position. He’s about as reliable as it gets.

The Texans were 17th in aFPA to opposing tight ends last year, so it’s a good matchup for him. Having quarterback Lamar Jackson healthy and happy after signing a lucrative new contract means all systems are a go in Baltimore. If Andrews is active, he should be in your lineup.

Update: Andrews is not expected to play, so be sure to get him out of lineups and if you can pivot to Isaiah Likely, that's not a bad way to go.

by Brandon Niles

· Jul 14, 2023 · 10:41 PM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - 2023 Fantasy Football Outlook

Fantasy Upside
Mark Andrews had a slightly down year in 2022, but still finished as the fantasy TE4. His five touchdowns were the fewest he’s had since his rookie season. However, he spent a good portion of the year with questionable quarterback play, and Lamar Jackson is entering 2023 with a clean bill of health and a new contract. New offensive coordinator Todd Monken is expected to bring more volume to the passing attack than his predecessor did, and as Jackson’s favorite target, Andrews should benefit greatly.

Fantasy Downside
There really isn’t a downside to drafting Andrews. He hasn’t missed more than two games in any one season and even in a bad year, he was head and shoulders above most of the other players at his position. I suppose better receiving options around him could limit his targets, but that’s a stretch, given his talent and rapport with Jackson.

2023 Bottom Line
Andrews is one of the best in the league and he should find the end zone more frequently with a better, healthier offense around him. Andrews isn’t cheap as an early-third round pick, but he’s worth considering at cost given his steady production. He’s ranked as our clear TE2 heading into 2023.

by Brandon Niles

· Dec 28, 2022 · 7:00 PM EST

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 17 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 17 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Mark Andrews had another middling performance last week against the Falcons, catching three of his five targets for 45 yards. Andrews is getting targets, but he hasn’t found the end zone since mid-October and the Baltimore offense has struggled all season - and especially with Tyler Huntley under center.

Andrews has a nice matchup this week against the Steelers, who rank 22nd in aFPA to opposing tight ends. His performances over the past couple of months are concerning, but with limited options at the position, Andrews is still worth starting in all leagues. At least he’s getting targets.

by Brandon Niles

· Dec 22, 2022 · 3:11 PM EST

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 16 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 16 vs. Atlanta Falcons

Mark Andrews put together another disappointing performance last week against the Browns, catching just three balls for 31 yards. His seven targets are still encouraging, but the production simply hasn’t been there since he got hurt mid-season. He hasn’t scored a touchdown since October 16th and has only eclipsed 60 yards once since then.

This week, Andrews will try to get back on track against a Falcons defense that ranks 29th in aFPA to opposing tight ends. The good news for fantasy managers is that tight ends is such a wasteland that Andrews is still ranked second among fantasy tight ends this season. He’s a must-start, as always, and cross your fingers he can find the end zone again.

by Brandon Niles

· Dec 15, 2022 · 11:59 AM EST

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 15 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 15 at Cleveland Browns

Mark Andrews has really struggled since getting hurt mid-season. After five touchdowns in his first seven games, he hasn’t scored once in his past six. He really struggled last week, as Tyler Huntley was hurt and the Ravens were down to their third-string quarterback. Andrews finished with just two catches for 17 yards.

On the bright side, Andrews still has at least six targets in four straight games and things seem to be trending up for Huntley playing this weekend. Regardless of who’s taking snaps, however, Andrews is still a must-start in the barren wasteland that is the tight end position in fantasy. Hope for the best and leave him active against a Browns defense that ranks 13th in aFPA to opposing tight ends.

by Brandon Niles

· Dec 06, 2022 · 4:47 PM EST

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 14 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 14 at Pittsburgh Steelers

Mark Andrews has been pretty quiet - by his standards - since his injury woes a few weeks ago, but he’s put together consecutive games with four catches and at least 50 yards, including 4/53 last week against the Broncos. Those count as quality outings in the barren wasteland that is the tight end position in fantasy football. Andrews had no trouble producing last year with Tyler Huntley behind center, so the quarterback chance shouldn’t be a problem for him.

This week, Andrews faces a Steelers defense that ranks 13th in aFPA to opposing tight ends. Andrews is a must-start regardless of matchup. While it’s disappointing his weeks have been pedestrian as of late, his target share should lead to productivity at some point. With the dearth of options at the position, we continue to have him ranked as an elite option.