Mark Andrews
Mark Andrews has 29 catches, 218 receiving yards and 1 touchdown in 8 games for the Baltimore Ravens this season through Week 8, 7.1 PPR points a game (updated November 4, 2026).
Model Score by season
Up 7.5 from last season.
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
STM Take
An elite tight end fighting the wear of time.
The case for
- Three Pro Bowls plus 2021 1st-team All-Pro plus the 107-catch 1,361-yard 9-TD 2021 season plus 2017 Mackey Award establishes Hall-of-Fame trajectory TE résumé.
- Oklahoma Big 12 3rd-round origin plus eight years of Lamar Jackson-era elite production gives him the rare championship-pedigree elite career foundation.
The worry
- 2024 car accident plus the multi-year ankle history puts continued durability question on every 2026 projection.
- Lamar Jackson-era Ravens' broader offensive identity (RPO/scrambling) compresses the structural target share around Andrews.
What to watch: Whether Andrews crosses 75 catches in 2026 plus holds tier 3 or better, the threshold for confirming the elite ceiling holds.
Full take and bio
Three Pro Bowls plus 2021 1st-team All-Pro plus the 107-catch 2021 season plus the Oklahoma 2017 Mackey Award establishes Andrews as one of the elite TEs of his generation. The 2024 car accident plus the multi-year ankle history put continued durability question on every projection. The 2026 question is whether Andrews crosses 75 catches plus holds tier 3 or better or whether the structural late-career decline closes the elite chapter.
Andrews came out of Oklahoma as the Baltimore Ravens' 3rd-round pick (86th overall) in 2018 after winning the 2017 John Mackey Award as the nation's top TE. He has made three Pro Bowls (2019, 2021, 2022) plus earned 2021 1st-team All-Pro recognition after a 107-catch, 1,361-yard, 9-TD season that was one of the best TE seasons in NFL history. He survived a serious 2024 car accident before the season.
Comps
The players whose size, testing and production looked most like his at the same point in their careers. The percent is how close.
Plays like: Frank Wycheck, Mychal Rivera, Coby Fleener. Built like: Luke Stocker, Dallen Bentley, Clark Harris. Coming out: Jermaine Gresham, Clark Harris, Zach Ertz.
Of his 20 closest coming out: 6 stars, 4 starters, 6 backups, 4 didn't stick.
Mark Andrews Props This Weekvs JAX Thu Nov 5
| Market | Line | Over | Under |
|---|---|---|---|
| Receptions | 2.5 | -130 BetRivers | +112 FanDuel |
| Receiving yards | 19.5 | -113 DraftKings | -111 DraftKings |
| Anytime TD | +475 DraftKings |
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Mark Andrews Injury StatusNot listed
Mark Andrews is not on the injury report as of Nov 4. Source: the official NFL injury report, refreshed daily.
This season · 8 games
7.1 fantasy points a game, 57 PPR on the season. Every game on the Game Log, every season on Career. Advanced numbers are EPA and Next Gen Stats.
Contract2026 cap
Every year of the deal, the dead money and what a cut or trade saves on the Contract tab.
Fantasy outlookWeek 9
Our rest-of-season board has Mark Andrews at TE21; the model has 76 PPR points left for him this season; this week he hosts JAX.
Price a trade for him on the fantasy trade calculator, or see the whole board on the Fantasy hub.
Draft & College
Round 3, pick 86 to the Baltimore Ravens in 2018, out of Oklahoma (Big 12). He went about where consensus had him.
In college, 2015-2017, 37 games: 112 rec, 1,791 yds, 22 TD, 16.0 yds/rec. Coming out: 4.67s 40 yd, 17 reps bench, 31" vertical, 113" broad, 7.34s 3-cone, 4.38s shuttle.
Recruited
Class of 2014 · Receiver · High school: Desert Mountain, Scottsdale, AZ
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