Mark Andrews

Mark Andrews caught 5-of-7 targets for 61 yards, rushed two times for three yards and lost one fumble in the Ravens’ AFC Divisional Round loss to the Bills.

Andrews closes 2024 as the overall TE6 in PPR scoring (188.8 points), catching 55-of-69 targets for 673 yards and 11 touchdowns while rushing four times for five yards. The Ravens’ veteran tight end scored just 22.0 PPR points in Week 1-5, dogged by rumors of an off-field injury. He bucked the trend thereafter though, producing four TE1 finishes in Weeks 6-10, including two finishes in the top three. Andrews can still be drafted as a mid-tier TE1 next season but fantasy managers should note that Andrews’ per-route efficiency has steadily ticked downward in each of the last three seasons, ultimately dropping from 2.18 yards per route run in 2021 to 1.88 this season. His 2024 average is still among the position’s best but his decline must be acknowledged nonetheless. The Ravens’ No. 2 tight end Isaiah Likely also has a chance to assert himself as the team’s preferred option.