The Baltimore Ravens ended the last season in a disappointing manner.
Mark Andrews was the one who did it.
Despite his talent and frequent use in offense, many people believed that the tight-end would rebound this season.
This has not been the case.
According to NFL insider Field Yates’ report, Andrews was a non-factor for the Ravens in their passing game during the first two games, with only two receptions totaling seven yards.
Mark Andrews is averaging 2 catches per season for 7 yards. Not ideal. pic.twitter.com/DtCWGxS5OQ
Field Yates (@FieldYates 18 September 2025
Andrews was Lamar Jackson’s favorite target for a while.
Likely lost some ground, and the fact Jackson doesn’t look Andrews’ direction, or that they aren’t calling plays for Andrews, could be an indicator of his end.
He is a veteran and holds many franchise records.
He will always be remembered as an icon of the team.
If the Ravens believe that he is already declining, they won’t take any risks.
As a result, they cannot afford for any of their veteran players to fail.
Andrews may be dealing with a hidden injury.
He may not have been able get over the crucial drop he made in a playoff defeat to Buffalo Bills.
It’ll be fascinating to see what the Ravens do with him over the next few weeks.