Mark Andrews Fantasy Football Week 0 Scouting Report

Mark Andrews
TE
, Baltimore Ravens

Age: 30
Weight: 250 lbs
Height: 6' 5"
College: Oklahoma

ADP: 81
Depth Chart Ranking: 1

Pts	RecYds	RecTD	Rec	RuYds
134	673	11	55	5

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by Brandon Niles

· Sep 27, 2019 · 11:37 AM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 4 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 4 vs. Cleveland Browns

Mark Andrews was disappointing against the Chiefs last week after two solid performances to start the season. Coming into the game questionable with a foot injury, Andrews caught only three balls for 15 yards. However, Andrews was second on the team behind Marquise Brown with seven targets, and he continues to be a primary option in the red zone. Andrews should rebound, as long as his foot checks out, and be a solid starter week-to-week in this offense.

This week, Andrews faces a Browns defense that has kept the tight end position in check the last two weeks, but hasn’t faced a legit player at the position since Week 1, when they gave up a pair of touchdowns to Delanie Walker. Andrews is just as talented as Walker, and he should thrive in a bounce-back game. Watch the injury report to make sure there’s no setback on his foot, but as long as he’s active, he’s a great fantasy option in all leagues.

by Brandon Niles

· Sep 19, 2019 · 12:33 PM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 3 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 3 at Kansas City Chiefs

Mark Andrews has started the season off hot. He’s had back-to-back games with over 100 receiving yards and has scored a touchdown in each of the first two weeks. Andrews has caught 16 of the 17 balls thrown his way through two games and clearly has the trust of quarterback Lamar Jackson. While much of the success can be owed to a couple of great matchups, it’s a great sign to see him featured so prominently in the offense.

This week, Andrews should benefit again from a nice matchup. The Chiefs have been very average on defense through two games this year, but they allowed the ninth-most points per game last season and allowed nine catches and 96 yards to the tight end position last week against the Raiders. Andrews will challenge them, and he should put up big numbers in a game where Baltimore will need to throw the ball. Start him in every league.

by Brandon Niles

· Sep 11, 2019 · 6:43 PM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 2 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 2 vs. Arizona Cardinals

Mark Andrews had a great start to the season, catching eight balls for 108 yards and touchdown in a blowout victory over the Dolphins. While the competition should be better for the rest of the season – the Dolphins look to be in full “tank” mode – it was a good sign that Andrews led the team in targets and looked like a reliable safety valve in the offense.

This week, Andrews faces a Cardinals defense that was just destroyed by rookie T.J. Hockenson to the tune of six catches, 131 yards and a touchdown. Expect Andrews to be a primary target again and to take advantage of a great matchup. He should be active in all leagues.

by Brandon Niles

· Sep 05, 2019 · 1:08 PM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 1 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 at Miami Dolphins

Mark Andrews caught 34 passes for 552 yards and three touchdowns as a rookie last year. While those aren’t incredible numbers, they are impressive for a rookie at the tight end position with a rookie quarterback in a run-heavy offense. This year, the Ravens are hoping Andrews can build on the rapport he developed with quarterback Lamar Jackson over the course of the 2018 season, and while he was fighting for his job a year ago, he enters the year as the unquestioned starter.

Andrews faces a Dolphins defense that is in a rebuilding phase. Miami allowed 27.1 points per game to opposing teams last year, sixth-most in the league. They do have a quality secondary, and they allowed the 12th-least fantasy points per game to the tight end position a year ago. Still, Andrews is a quality streamer in a decent matchup and has a chance at finding the end zone. Tight ends scored nine touchdowns against Miami in 2018.

by Brandon Niles

· Jul 25, 2019 · 9:40 AM EDT

BAL TE Mark Andrews - 2019 Fantasy Football Outlook

Fantasy Upside
Mark Andrews took full advantage of ill-health in front of him on the depth chart last season, gaining 552 yards on 34 receptions and establishing himself as the top tight end on the roster. Even when fellow rookie and first-round pick Hayden Hurst came back to the field, Andrews was the more productive player. He clicked well with quarterback Lamar Jackson, and he had big plays of 68 and 74 yards late in the year. Andrews sits atop the depth chart heading into the season and has upside entering his second year.

Fantasy Downside
Hurst and Nick Boyle are still vying for looks, which may decrease the number of snaps Andrews gets. Hurst was supposed to be pro-ready as a rookie and the team has more draft capital in him. They may give Andrews a short leash if he struggles and Hurst looks good. Andrews only scored three touchdowns last season and the Ravens will continue to be primarily a running team with Jackson behind center and offensive coordinator Greg Roman calling plays.

2019 Bottom Line
Andrews is a high-upside player considering he can be had near the end of drafts. He’s worth taking a flyer on in leagues where rostering two tight ends is practical. His production was impressive considering his youth and situation. If Jackson improves his passing at all, Andrews should be a nice safety valve for him. He’s not worth any serious investment, but is worth rostering in case he continues his growth.

by Brandon Niles

· Jan 02, 2019 · 6:41 PM EST

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 18 Fantasy Football Outlook

Wildcard Round vs. Los Angeles Chargers

Mark Andrews was fourth on the team with 50 targets this season, but he ended up with only 34 receptions for 552 yards and three touchdowns. Much of that production surprisingly came against the Chargers two weeks ago, when he caught two passes for 83 yards, including a 68-yard touchdown.

While the playoffs and the tight end position in general limit the field of options, Andrews is still pretty risky to count on. This group of teams in the wildcard round feature some of the best players at the position, including Eric Ebron, Zach Ertz and Trey Burton, so owners are much better off going with one of that trio. However, depending on how you feel about Blake Jarwin after his explosion last week, Andrews is probably just as viable as the next tier of options. He’s an interesting choice for owners who miss out on the cream of the crop.

by Brandon Niles

· Nov 16, 2018 · 12:30 PM EST

BAL TE Mark Andrews - Week 11 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 11 vs. Cincinnati Bengals

Mark Andrews had three catches for 50 yards before the bye last week. While those aren’t huge numbers, it was encouraging to see him get six targets. Andrews has some upside this week against the Bengals, who allow the third-most fantasy points per game to opposing tight ends, but is too risky to trust on a crowded depth chart. Even streaming, there should be better options available in most leagues.