Mark Andrews

Week 6 vs. Tennessee Titans (London)

Mark Andrews had six catches for 65 yards last week against the Steelers, but he was targeted a season-high 10 times and is averaging seven targets per game on the year. Andrews continues to be a reliable safety valve for Lamar Jackson, particularly in the red zone, as he’s scored three touchdowns in four active games.

This week, Andrew faces a Titans defense that has struggled at times this year, but has been tough against tight ends, ranking seventh in aFPA to the position. That said, they gave up a late touchdown to Dalton Schultz last week, and Andrews has too big of a role in the Baltimore offense to ever consider sitting him. Keep him active as an elite fantasy tight end once again.

Week 4 at Cleveland Browns

Mark Andrews was held to just 35 yards on four receptions last week in a loss to the Colts. He was targeted five times and has 13 targets through two games. Andrews is still expected to be a primary target for Lamar Jackson in every game he suits up for, so fantasy managers shouldn’t be too concerned about a down game.

Andrews has a tough matchup against the Browns, who rank sixth in aFPA to opposing tight ends. Despite the matchup, Andrews is too good to consider sitting. His target share and talent in the red zone make him a must-start at the position in all fantasy formats. We have him ranked inside our top five options this week.

Week 2 at Cincinnati Bengals

Mark Andrews missed Week 1 with a quad injury, but there’s optimism he’ll return to action for Week 2.

It’s a tough matchup against a Bengals defense that ranked third in aFPA to opposing tight ends in 2022 and just held David Njoku to 24 yards on two catches - although they did allow a touchdown to Harrison Bryant. However, Andrews is so good and such a big part of the offense that health is really the only factor to consider here. If he’s active, start him. But have a backup plan in place in case he’s a late scratch again.