Mark Andrews

Mark Andrews caught 4-of-5 targets for 55 scoreless yards in the Ravens’ Week 5 overtime win over the Bengals.

The good news: The catches were Andrews’ first of any kind since late in Week 2. The bad news: Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar combined for three touchdowns behind Andrews. They caught six total passes for 77 yards. Kolar had a 55-yard seam buster that was the Ravens’ longest play of the game. It’s not surprising Andrews was finally involved as a receiver again after the Bengals actually forced Baltimore to throw, but he simply hasn’t commanded targets no matter the game script this year. He’s become impossible to rank inside the top 12 and is arguably a tenuous roster hold. “Arguably” because it’s still such a sorry scene at tight end, and this is an elite offense. The Ravens host the Commanders’ poor defense for Week 6.