Mark Andrews

Andrews wrapped up his 2025 season with 48 catches for 422 yards and five touchdowns, a notable decline from his 2024 production of 69 targets. He finished 26th/37 TEs in overall PFF grade at 64.4, with his receiving grade ranking 31st/37. At 30.4 years old, he's entering accelerated decline phase.

Andrews finished third on the team in targets behind Zay Flowers and Isaiah Likely in 2025. Andrews caught two or fewer passes in three of the last four games, managing just an 8-83-0 line on 17 targets over that stretch, showing inconsistent volume depressed by Likely's emergence.

Andrews' yards per route run plummeted from 1.88 (2024) to 1.30 (2025), his worst mark in years. He exceeded 34 receiving yards only once all season and caught two or fewer passes in three of his final four games, showing severe volume and efficiency decay.

Andrews popped up on the injury report as a limited practice participant due to a glute injury heading into Week 15 (late 2025 season). While cleared quickly, recurring lower-body issues remain a concern given his history of ankle/foot problems.

Andrews' yards per route run declined from 1.97 (2022) to 1.93, 1.88, and 1.30 (2025), indicating a sharp efficiency drop in his most recent season. Andrews exceeded 34 receiving yards only once all season, so he relied on touchdowns to buoy fantasy value.

Target share was trending DOWN (18% in final weeks of 2025 despite playing more snaps), signaling schematic de-prioritization before Likely even departed. New OC Declan Doyle (from Chicago) brings an unknown scheme adjustment that could cut either way.

Andrews remains the Ravens' clear alpha pass-catchers and red-zone target with strong scheme fit under Todd Monken's offense. Volume stability is exceptionally high for a veteran TE.

Isaiah Likely is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason, yet it is unclear whether Baltimore will make an effort to resign him. His potential departure could mean an uptick in work for Andrews. If Likely walks, Andrews regains target volume as the clear TE1.

Isaiah Likely (signed with Giants) and Charlie Kolar both departed Baltimore in free agency, eliminating all meaningful TE competition. Andrews is the unambiguous TE1 with only blocking specialist Durham Smythe added behind him.

Andrews remains the teammate alongside Lamar Jackson who can alter the tight end position landscape. The elite QB-TE chemistry suggests Andrews maintains a high target floor when Jackson is healthy, though 2025 injuries to Jackson limited overall offense production.

Isaiah Likely is an unrestricted free agent in 2026, and reports suggest he's likely to leave after Andrews' extension. If Likely departs, Andrews could regain 15-20% of the team's target share, providing a short-term volume boost for 2026.

New OC Declan Doyle arrives from Chicago, where he ran heavy 2-TE sets. With only Andrews at the top of the depth chart and Lamar Jackson (dynasty value 9630) under center, the offense is structurally positioned to funnel targets Andrews' way.