Mark Andrews Fantasy

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews brought in four of his seven targets for 39 yards during the loss to Tennessee on Saturday. Andrews was in jeopardy of not playing after battling an ankle injury but was still able to get something going despite yielding some receptions and a touchdown to Hayden Hurst, who had four catches for 53 yards to go along with the score. The 24-year-old will cap off the year as one of the most efficient fantasy tight ends and will likely be selected behind Travis Kelce, George Kittle, Zach Ertz, and Austin Hooper in fantasy drafts for the 2020 season.

Jan. 12th • 4:18 AM

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is listed as questionable with a lingering ankle injury but is expected to play in this weekend's Divisional Round matchup against the Tennessee Titans. Andrews was an integral component for the Ravens success on offense this season and finished as the No. 5 tight end in PPR leagues. In his last two games played, Andrews tallied 16 targets for 145 yards and three touchdowns. When he's on the field, expect quarterback Lamar Jackson to target him heavily, especially against a Titans Defense that struggled against opposing tight ends in 2019. Tennessee allowed eight different tight ends to score on them this season and allowed 84 yards and two touchdowns to Jared Cook in Week 16. Andrews will be an attractive play this weekend, especially in cash games. Regardless of the chalk surrounding Andrews on this four-game slate, he's a great option for cash games or tournament play.

Jan. 9th • 8:04 PM

Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram (calf) and tight end Mark Andrews (ankle) are both listed as questionable for the Divisional Round against the Titans on Saturday after both were limited in practice on Thursday. Andrews is expected to play, while Ingram is more of a question mark. Both players were held out of a meaningless Week 17 game and had wild-card weekend to rest up. Against a Titans Defense that allowed the fourth most fantasy points per games to tight ends, Andrews is still a fine DFS selection at his $5,600 salary on DraftKings. Ingram, however, is much more risky as the fourth most expensive RB. Gus Edwards and Justice Hill would share backfield responsibilities if Ingram misses another game.

Jan. 9th • 3:42 PM