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2026 Fantasy Football Player Profile
2025 Season Recap
Mark Andrews had a down season by his standards in 2025, catching 48 passes for 422 yards and five touchdowns across all 17 games while also contributing 48 rushing yards and a score on five carries via gadget packages. His 107.0 total fantasy points and 6.3 per-game average were well below his peak production, reflecting Baltimore's offensive inconsistency throughout the year.
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Andrews is consensus TE14, and there is a legitimate decline conversation here that needs to be had honestly. Baltimore fired John Harbaugh, the receiving corps is being rebuilt, and Lamar Jackson's own 2025 season was hampered by injuries and inconsistency. The one piece of good news is that Isaiah Likely signed with the Giants this offseason, which removes the timeshare and gives Andrews a clearer path to the tight end target share for the first time in years. If the Ravens' offense bounces back under new leadership, Andrews still has the red zone trust to be a touchdown-dependent TE1. If it does not, he is a touchdown-or-bust streaming option. He is an eleventh-round pick with more risk attached than his name recognition suggests.
