Falcons TE Hayden Hurst is questionable for Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders, according to Mike Giardi of the NFL Network.

Hurst racked up a goose egg in a perceived shootout against New Orleans, and would likely see a good workload with Julio Jones questionable to play, as well.

Atlanta gets tight end Hayden Hurst and Ravens 2020 4th-round pick. Baltimore gets Falcons 2020 2nd-round pick, and Falcons 2020 5th-round pick, sources tell ESPN.

Hayden Hurst had a decent 2019, catching 30-of-39 targets for 349 yards and two touchdowns. He was behind Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle for the most part, and should see more work in the Falcons offense, replacing Austin Hooper who is now a Cleveland Brown.

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Ravens TE Mark Andrews was also practicing.

Related players: Hayden Hurst, Nick Boyle

It's good news for owners but there is still reason for concern given how deep the Ravens are at TE. It's short week against the Jets so it's possible the Ravens play this safe with Andrews even if he is active.

Sigh of relief: The knee injury suffered by Ravens TE Mark Andrews is considered a minor one, source said. One of Baltimore’s key weapons should be OK moving forward.

Related players: Hayden Hurst, Nick Boyle

Certainly good news for fantasy owners. But something to keep in mind the tweet didn't talk about is the Ravens play the Jets on Thursday night this week, so it's a short week for Andrews. We can assume Andrews could be ready to go for Week 15. Boyle and Hurst may get more time even if Andrews plays but isn't 100%.

Tight end Mark Andrews went to the locker room in the first quarter with a right knee injury and did not return, taking a key piece away from Baltimore’s offense.

Related players: Nick Boyle, Hayden Hurst

After the game, HC John Harbaugh said that Andrews injury wasn't major - perhaps a "thigh bruise type of thing." Andrews leads the team in both receptions (54) and receiving yards (707) and has emerged as one of the NFL’s top pass-catching tight ends. He had one catch for 14 yards Sunday.

Because the Ravens’ offense will lean heavily on the ground attack, and because Nick Boyle is the unit’s best blocker, he’ll likely be the starter most games and could once again lead the group in snaps. The Ravens made it a high priority to re-sign him to a lucrative three-year contract this offseason for a reason, because he’s a valuable chess piece in Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman’s highly-schemed rushing attack. Boyle has also proven capable enough as a receiver (23 catches for 213 yards) to surprise defenses from time to time and keep them more honest.

With that said, Mark Andrews and Hayden Hurst could be in store for “breakout” seasons that put them on the field more often. Andrews put up great stats as a rookie, catching 34 passes for 552 yards and three touchdowns. If offseason practices are any indication, he could be a featured receiving target as a big body over the middle or even split out wide. Andrews has also focused on becoming a better blocker this summer, which would get him on the field in more situations.

Andrews has also focused on becoming a better blocker which could keep him on the field more, while Hurst is considered the most complete TE on the team and is a former first round pick. We have Andrews ranked 20th on our TE list while Hurst is 54th.