
Mark Andrews Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'5" / 256 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- September 6, 1995 (25)
- Experience
- 4th Season
- Drafted
- 2018 / Rd. 3 / Pk. 86 (BAL)
- College
- Oklahoma
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Mark Andrews News
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews will look to make a big impact on Saturday night when the Ravens face the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional Round. While Andrews has been on a downwards swing over the past few games, he gets a matchup against a Bills Defense that allows the eighth-most fantasy points per game to tight ends. If you're playing a Saturday-only DFS slate, Andrews is the top tight end play, while DFS managers playing in the Saturday/Sunday slate could find value by using Andrews over the more obvious choice, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews had four catches for 41 yards during the postseason win over the Titans on wild-card Sunday. While Andrews' workload lined up with what we've seen out of him throughout the year, his lack of volume has diminished his fantasy value, largely thanks to the team's commitment to getting things done on the ground. Nonetheless, the 25-year-old remains one of the best options in the league at the position, even if his fantasy success hinges on whether or not he finds the end zone in any given contest. Andrews will be a solid fantasy option not named Travis Kelce in the Divisional Round.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews finished the season as one of the most efficient fantasy options at his position. Although Baltimore has turned to the running game for most of the year, the 25-year-old has remained relatively involved. While he has had his share of rough performances during the 2020 campaign, his five-catch, 96-yard, and one-touchdown performance against the Titans back in Week 11 suggests he is more than capable of making some noise in a rematch during Wild Card weekend. Fantasy managers should keep Andrews in mind due to his upside while also being prepared for a potential output below his DFS value, especially if the trio of Lamar Jackson, Gus Edwards, and J.K. Dobbins monopolize things on the offensive end.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Lamar Jackson |
Trace McSorley | |
RB | J.K. Dobbins |
Gus Edwards | |
FB | Patrick Ricard |
LWR | Miles Boykin |
RWR | Marquise Brown |
Devin Duvernay | |
TE | Nick Boyle |
Mark Andrews | |
LT | Ronnie Stanley |
LG | Bradley Bozeman |
C | Patrick Mekari |
Trystan Colon-Castillo | |
RG | Ben Powers |
RT | Orlando Brown Jr. |
NT | Brandon Williams |
Justin Ellis | |
DT | Calais Campbell |
Justin Madubuike | |
MLB | Patrick Queen |
Otaro Alaka | |
WLB | Malik Harrison |
L.J. Fort | |
LCB | Marcus Peters |
Jimmy Smith | |
SS | Chuck Clark |
FS | DeShon Elliott |
RCB | Marlon Humphrey |
Anthony Averett | |
NB | Tavon Young |
Khalil Dorsey |
PK | Justin Tucker |