Baltimore Ravens are on the road for a divisional matchup against the Cleveland Browns. John Harbaugh has no margin for error with his team after a difficult start to the season. The Browns are only two wins this year.

Mark Andrews has his own agenda, but we can’t fault him for it. He has a great chance to make some history this Sunday. Adam Schefter of ESPN says that he is just a few yards away from being the franchise’s leading receiver in terms of receiving yards.

Mark Andrews, who currently holds the Ravens’ all-time receiving yardage record of 5,777 yards, is just four yards from breaking that record. Andrews is also seven receptions short of Mason’s franchise record, which stands at 471 catches. Keenan Allen was the Chargers franchise’s all-time receiving yard leader last week. Schefter wrote on X: “This week Andrews takes his turn.”

Mark Andrews, who currently holds the Ravens’ all-time receiving yardage record of 5,777 yards, is just four yards from breaking it. Mark Andrews is also seven receptions short of breaking Mason’s franchise record for all-time catches.

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Andrews has had a great rapport with Lamar Jackson. Andrews hasn’t played as much in the passing game as he did in the past. However, he was his favorite target in the middle of field and end zone.

He’s done too much for the organization to be remembered only for his late-game mistake that cost them the season.

Andrews is one of the best and most underrated tight ends at catching passes in the league. He will face a Cleveland Browns pass defence that is stout and will make him work hard and pay for every catch and yard.

The Ravens are 7.5 point favorites before kickoff. It seems that oddsmakers expect him plenty of chances to move the chain on Sunday.

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