Mark Andrews

Likely, who now has ten catches over his past two games, should have had a second touchdown in this one. He caught the ball in the end zone, got two feet down, and had the ball batted away before making a so-called football move. The score was overturned -- Likely's second close-call no-touchdown in as many weeks. Likely ran a route on 25 of Baltimore's 45 drop backs on the day while Mark Andrews logged 39 routes. He'll be a reasonable streaming play in Week 15 against a Bengals defense allowing the most targets, receptions, and yards to opposing tight ends. Likely had five grabs for 95 yards against the Bengals in Week 13.

Andrews was invisible in this one a few days after signing a three-year contract worth $39 million. His lone grab came at the tail end of the fourth quarter with the Ravens in desperation mode. He's been touchdown-reliant all season for fantasy purposes, and with just one touchdown over his past five games, Andrews has profiled as a low-end TE2. Isaiah Likely, meanwhile, had four receptions for 25 yards and a touchdown (and what should have been a second score) and now has ten receptions over his past two games. Andrews has a decent chance to get back on track in Week 15 against a Bengals defense that has been tormented by tight ends all season.

Earlier this week, the Ravens ended speculation about Mark Andrews‘ future by working out an extension. Further contract work could be finalized relatively soon. When speaking to the media on Friday, head coach John Harbaugh said (via Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic) the team is attempting to sign more players to extensions. No specific names have emerged on […]

Ravens OC Todd Monken and TE Mark Andrews believe QB Lamar Jackson, who is dealing with an ankle injury, will play Sunday against the Steelers.

Does Mark Andrews' extension suggest Likely isn't long for Baltimore?