TE: Mark Andrews - BAL

2024 Season Summary

Games Played & Usage

• Played all 17 games

• Logged 69 targets (4.1 per game), his lowest per-game mark since his rookie season

Receiving Production

• 55 receptions (tied 62nd in NFL) for 673 yards (54th overall)

• Averaged 12.2 yards per reception

Touchdown Output

• Career-high 11 receiving touchdowns (tied for 4th in NFL, 1st among tight ends)

• Scored on ~80% of his 15 red-zone targets (12 receptions, 10 TDs)

Milestones & Miscues

• Became Ravens’ all-time leader in receiving TDs (51)

• Divisional Round vs Buffalo: first career fumble and a dropped two-point conversion

2025 Fantasy Football Outlook

1. Elite Touchdown Scorer

• Led all tight ends with 0.52 touchdowns per game

• Remains a red-zone favorite for Lamar Jackson, who creates scoring opportunities with his legs

2. High Efficiency

• Delivered ~9.8 yards per target

• Elite yards per route run late in the season despite limited volume

3. Health & Contract Motivation

• Enters a contract year at age 30

• History of playing through injuries suggests strong motivation and durability

Key Risks

1. Lower Volume Role

• Target share dropped to a career-low (~15%)

• Isaiah Likely and Rashod Bateman emerged in 2024, and DeAndre Hopkins was added for 2025

2. Touchdown Regression

• 17.7% touchdown rate in 2024 was well above his career average (~6%)

• Regression is likely unless volume increases or red-zone usage stays elite

3. Increased Competition

• Isaiah Likely scored 6 TDs in 2024

• Hopkins could eat into red-zone looks and overall passing targets

Headliner Take

Mark Andrews remains one of the league’s most dangerous red-zone threats, but in 2025 he feels more like a high-floor TE1 than a league-winner. If the touchdowns keep coming, he can return mid-round value. But if regression hits—and it probably will—his value could crater without more consistent volume.

He’s a dependable, but no longer elite, fantasy option at a now-deep tight end position. For managers who don’t want to bank on a touchdown each week, Andrews may feel like a risky bet at ADP.