Mark Andrews Injury News & Updates

Andrews caught one of three targets for nine yards and rushed twice for two yards in Sunday's 23-10 win over the Jets.

Andrews has exceeded 34 receiving yards only once all season, so he has relied on touchdowns to buoy his fantasy value. After scoring 11 times in the 2024 regular season, Andrews has six total touchdowns in 2025. Four of those six scores came in Andrews' previous three games prior to Sunday's quiet outing. Baltimore's struggling passing offense will look to pick things up Thursday against a Bengals defense that has allowed the most production in the NFL to tight ends.

Andrews had three receptions on five targets for 32 yards while taking his only carry for a 35-yard touchdown in Sunday's 23-16 win over the Browns.

Andrews was the unlikely hero in Sunday's comeback victory when he took a direct snap from under center -- attempting to convert on fourth and short -- that wound up going for 35 yards and the game-winning score. The veteran tight end managed to extend his modest touchdown streak to three games, albeit in an unexpected fashion (zero career rushing touchdowns). Andrews' recent scoring binge has elevated him into must-start territory against the Jets next Sunday.

Andrews recorded three catches on five targets for 14 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-19 win over the Vikings.

Andrews was one of three Baltimore pass catchers to earn at least five targets. He still turned in a limited performance due to being targeted nearly exclusively in short areas of the field, with his longest gain being only six yards. Andrews did manage to find the end zone for his second consecutive game on a two-yard reception, and he now has at least one target in the red zone in three consecutive contests.

Andrews brought in both targets for 22 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing twice for four yards in the Ravens' 28-6 win over the Dolphins on Thursday night.

Andrews commemorated the return of Lamar Jackson from a three-game absence by catching his long-time quarterback's first two scoring tosses of the night, with those coming from three and 20 yards out in the first half. The veteran tight end's pair of scores were his first since the game in which he scored his other two touchdowns of the season, back in Week 3 against the Lions. That high-scoring loss also marked the only time Andrews has exceeded 34 receiving yards this season, so he'll look to boost his overall non-TD production against the Vikings in a Week 10 road matchup on Sunday, Nov. 9.

Andrews caught all three of his targets for 34 yards in Sunday's 30-16 win over the Bears.

He didn't see much volume with Tyler Huntley under center in place of Lamar Jackson (hamstring), but Andrews did have one big gain in the second quarter with a 24-yard reception that helped set up a field goal. The 34 yards on the afternoon actually represented his second-best total of the season, and Andrews has delivered a 24-208-2 line on 30 targets through seven contests. If Jackson returns in Week 9, his long-time chemistry with Andrews could boost the veteran tight end's numbers on the road against the Dolphins.

Andrews recorded four catches on six targets for 24 yards in Sunday's 17-3 loss to the Rams.

The positive for Andrews was that he remained involved in the Baltimore offense, finishing tied for second on the team in targets. He was unable to convert that into much production while catching passes from the combination of Cooper Rush and Tyler Huntley, with his longest gain going for only nine yards. The outlook for all Ravens pass catchers should improve with the anticipated return of Lamar Jackson (hamstring) in Week 8 following the team's bye, though Andrews could lose out on opportunity to more explosive options such as Rashod Bateman and Isaiah Likely.

Andrews recorded two receptions on three targets for 22 yards in Sunday's 44-10 loss to the Texans.

The Ravens were able to muster very little offense with Cooper Rush at the helm, and Andrews' line suffered. There were still a few positives to take away from his role, as he tied for second on the team in targets and was more involved than Isaiah Likely. Lamar Jackson's (hamstring) potential return in Week 6 would significantly improve Andrews' outlook.

Andrews recorded seven receptions on eight targets for 30 yards in Sunday's 37-20 loss to the Chiefs.

Andrews maintained his increased involvement in Baltimore's offense, as he has 13 catches on 14 targets combined across the last two weeks. However, his results in Sunday's loss against Kansas City weren't particularly strong, as his longest reception went for only seven yards. Andrews' ability to command targets -- particularly with Isaiah Likely back in the mix -- is a positive, but his ability to consistently make explosive plays appears to be behind him.

Andrews brought in all six targets for 91 yards and two touchdowns in the Ravens' 38-30 loss to the Lions on Monday night.

Another disappointing high-scoring loss for the Ravens took center stage, but Andrews' individual performance was a highlight, especially for frustrated fantasy managers. The veteran led Baltimore in receptions and receiving yards, and he rounded out his night with touchdown grabs of 14 and 27 yards in the second half. Andrews' numbers were easily season highs across the board, and he'll likely need to contribute in a similar capacity for the Ravens to emerge with a much-needed win from a Week 4 road matchup against the Chiefs on Sunday.

Andrews hauled in his lone target for five yards in Sunday's 41-40 loss to Buffalo.

Andrews was inexplicably absent from the scoring parade on a night where the Ravens dropped a 40-burger. Perhaps the veteran tight end was still dealing with the undisclosed injury that kept him out of preseason action. Whatever the case, Andrews missed a prime opportunity to operate as the top tight end with Isaiah Likely (foot) sitting this one out. The latter could return as soon as next Sunday's tilt against the Browns, but Andrew's didn't inspire confidence in fantasy managers even if Likely misses a second consecutive game.

Andrews (undisclosed) is participating in Wednesday's practice, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews didn't practice Monday, but if he was dealing with any sort of injury, it appears it was only minor. Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said Wednesday that he expects Likely (foot) to be "back in the early part of the season," per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, but it remains to be seen whether Likely will be a candidate to return in time to suit up Week 1 versus the Bills. If Likely misses any regular-season games, Andrews will figure to see an uptick in targets and snaps while Charlie Kolar steps into the No. 2 tight end role.

Andrews (undisclosed) missed practice Monday, Clifton Brown of the Ravens' official site reports.

While coach John Harbaugh didn't specify why Andrews was sidelined Monday, he noted that the tight end is expected to work next week, when the Ravens begin their practice preparations ahead of Week 1. With that in mind, Andrews' status is now worth monitoring, along with that of fellow TE Isaiah Likely, who continues to deal with a foot injury that leaves his status for the regular-season opener uncertain.

As training camp approaches, Andrews is slated to reprise his key role in a tight end corps that also induces Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Jamison Hensley of ESPN noted ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft that there was some speculation the Ravens might consider dealing Andrews, who is entering the final year of a four-year, $56 million contract. However, the team will return its top three tight ends after all, led by Andrews -- who logged a 55/673/11 receiving line (on 69 targets) in 17 regular-season games in 2024 -- and Likely, who recorded a 42/477/6 mark in 16 contests. Considering the continued presence of Likely and the addition of veteran wideout DeAndre Hopkins, Andrews isn't likely to reach the level of volume (113 targets) he enjoyed as recently as 2022, but the 29-year-old maintains fantasy utility nonetheless, even if he's no longer viewed as a top tier option at his position.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said, "I never know what's going to happen" when reporters asked him Tuesday if Andrews would stay with the team for 2025, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

DeCosta also called Andrews a "warrior" and said he's "a great player... and we're in the business of keeping as many great players as we can." It's not quite the endorsement coach John Harbaugh gave earlier this offseason, which may signal a willingness to listen to trade offers. The Ravens kept Andrews on the roster through mid-March when a $4 million roster bonus kicked in, ending any speculation that he might be released after losing a fumble and dropping a game-tying pass in a playoff loss at Buffalo in January. Other factors working against Andrews include his contract (one year remaining), age (30 in September) and the presence of fellow tight end Isaiah Likely, but most signs point to Andrews playing at least one more season for the Ravens. That said, it won't be surprising if he's part of a draft-day trade.

Andrews' $4 million roster bonus for the 2025 season triggered Sunday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

The roster bonus was due on the fifth day of the new league year, and the Ravens have made the expected move to keep him around in Baltimore for an eighth season to begin his career. The veteran tight end had a rough end to this past campaign during the team's 27-25 divisional-round loss at Buffalo, but he recorded a career-best 11 touchdown in 2024 among his 55 receptions. Andrews, who turns 30 in September, will remain one of the key targets for QB Lamar Jackson for at least one more year.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said Tuesday that he loves having Andrews on the team, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports. "We'll figure out all the roster machinations in the coming weeks," DeCosta said. "But nobody is a bigger Mark Andrews fan than me."

DeCosta also said Andrews eventually will be in the franchise's Ring of Honor, alongside the likes of Ed Reed and Ray Lewis. The GM stopped short of promising that Andrews will be with the team in 2025 -- something that came into question after his lost fumble and dropped two-point conversion in a playoff loss to the Bills last month. Andrews has one year remaining on his contract, with $11 million in non-guaranteed compensation consisting of a $4 roster bonus (due on the fifth day of the league year) and a $7 million base salary. That's a bargain for the Ravens if only looking at Andrews' track record of production, but there are other factors to consider, namely his reduced playing time in 2024 (61.4 percent snap share), his age (30 in September), his playoff struggles (zero TD, 315 yards in eight games) and the presence of fellow Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely (42-477-6 receiving line in 2024). The timing of Andrews' roster bonus in mid-March means it probably won't be long before we know if he's staying w

Andrews secured five of seven targets for 61 yards and lost a fumble in the Ravens' 27-25 divisional-round loss to the Bills on Sunday. He also rushed twice for three yards.

In a literal sense, the Ravens' latest playoff exit can essentially be pinned on Andrews, whose fumble at the Bills' 44-yard line with 8:50 remaining following a 16-yard reception helped set up a key Buffalo field goal. However, Baltimore battled back and was in position to tie the game at 27-27 following a 24-yard-touchdown reception by Isaiah Likely with 1:33 left, but Andrews dropped a catchable two-point conversion pass from Lamar Jackson to end the Ravens' hopes. The veteran tight end otherwise had a solid game in which he logged team-high figures in receptions and targets, and he also recorded a career-high 11 touchdown grabs on a 55-673 receiving line over 17 regular-season contests while playing out the penultimate campaign of a four-year, $56 million contract.

Andrews had two receptions on three targets for 27 yards while taking two carries for five yards in Saturday's wild-card round win over the Steelers.

Andrews has recorded short rushing attempts this season as the Ravens emulated the Eagles' "tush push" as made famous by Jalen Hurts during the team's Super Bowl run in 2022. The veteran tight end saw his number called twice Saturday in order to convert two short fourth-and-short attempts. Andrews' final stat line wasn't very appealing from a fantasy perspective, despite his positive impact on the playoff game's result. The 29-year-old may be relied upon more in the passing game as the Ravens prepare to face either the Bills or Chiefs in the divisional round next weekend.

Andrews had four receptions on eight targets for 54 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's 35-10 win over the Browns.

Andrews capped off a stellar second half of the fantasy season with his sixth straight game recording a touchdown. The 28-year-old set a new personal career best by catching his 11th touchdown of the regular season, finishing with a 55-673-11 line over 17 active games. Andrews and the Ravens will now turn their attention to either the Steelers or the Chargers in the wild-card round of the playoffs.

Andrews brought in both targets for 68 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 31-2 win over the Texans on Wednesday.

Andrews led the Ravens in receiving yards due to his 67-yard grab late in the first half that moved Baltimore into the red zone and set up a nine-yard touchdown grab from fellow tight end Isaiah Likely. Andrews' yardage total tied the season high he'd set in Week 10, and his one-yard touchdown catch in the latter portion of the third quarter extended his streak with a scoring reception to five. Andrews and the Ravens will wrap up the regular season with a Week 18 home date against the Browns on Sunday, Jan. 5.

Andrews caught four of six targets for 37 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's 34-17 win over the Steelers. He also gained one rushing yard on his only carry.

The tight end got into the end zone for the fourth straight game on a seven-yard toss from Lamar Jackson that put the Ravens in the lead for good. Andrews has a 17-172-4 line on 20 targets over his TD streak, and he sits one score short of tying the career-high 10 touchdowns he recorded in 2019. Andrews will look for score no. 10 in Week 17 against the Texans.

Andrews brought in both targets for 24 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 35-14 win over the Giants on Sunday.

Andrews' 13-yard scoring grab late in the first quarter had extra significance, as it made the veteran tight end the Ravens' all-time leader in touchdowns catches with 48. Andrews was quiet the remainder of the afternoon, but he's now scored in three straight games heading into a Week 16 home matchup against the Steelers on Saturday afternoon.

Andrews corralled six of seven targets for 67 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-19 loss to the Eagles.

Andrews continued his mid-season surge with his seventh touchdown over his last eight appearances. Fellow tight end Isaiah Likely (5-38-1) also hit pay dirt as the two teammates continue to establish themselves as best one-two punch at the position. Andrews will enter the upcoming bye week with 43 receptions, 490 yards and seven scores before returning to face the Giants on Dec. 15.

Andrews brought in all five targets for 44 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 30-23 win over the Chargers on Monday night. He also rushed once for two yards.

Andrews finished tied with Zay Flowers for the team lead in receptions while checking in second to his teammate in both receiving yards and targets. The veteran tight end was the only one among he and position mate Isaiah Likely to record any catches Monday, and he's now recorded multiple receptions in eight straight games after back-to-back blankings in Weeks 3 and 4. Andrews' six-yard touchdown catch early in the fourth quarter served as his sixth score of the season, all which have come in the last seven contests. Andrews should be teed up for another key role during a Week 13 home matchup against the Eagles.

Andrews had two catches for 22 yards on three targets Sunday against the Steelers.

Andrews' volatile snap count this season swung downward Sunday as he played 37 snaps (61 percent) after playing a season-high 51 snaps against the Bengals in Week 10. His targets dropped off as well. Outside of Andrews' seven-target game against the Bengals, Andrews averages 3.2 targets per game this season. He will face tough defenses against tight ends in the upcoming stretch with the Chargers and Eagles on tap before the Week 14 bye.

Andrews hauled in six of seven targets for 68 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 35-34 win over the Bengals on Thursday night.

Andrews tied Rashod Bateman for the team lead in receptions while checking in second in both receiving yards and targets. The veteran tight end was operating in a more robust role than usual due to Isaiah Likely's absence due to a hamstring injury, and he recorded his fifth touchdown grab of the season on an 18-yard catch with 5:50 remaining. Andrews has at least four receptions in three of his past four games heading into a Week 11 road showdown against the division-rival Steelers on Sunday night, Nov. 17.

Andrews likely will see extra playing time with Isaiah Likely (hamstring) ruled out for Thursday's game against the Bengals, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official website reports.

Likely's upcoming absence significantly increases the chances of Andrews reprising his snap/route workloads from prior seasons. The 29-year-old has handled 58 percent snap share and 57 percent route share this season, lagging slightly behind Likely (63 percent and 62 percent, respectively) in both categories. Third-string tight end Charlie Kolar also figures to get more playing time Thursday, and other adjustments may include more snaps for fullback Patrick Ricard and new wideout Diontae Johnson. The Ravens don't lack for skill-position talent even with Likely temporarily out of the picture.

Andrews caught both of his targets for 26 yards in Sunday's 41-10 win over the Broncos.

Andrews' performance in Week 9 was a big letdown following a three-game breakout in the previous three contests in which the veteran scored four touchdowns in that span. The 29-year-old's two targets accounted for his lowest total since Week 4, as he wasn't a major part of the game plan against a stingy Denver defense. Heading into Week 10, Andrews will look to bounce back against the division-rival Bengals in what projects to be a high-scoring affair.

Andrews recorded five receptions on five targets for 36 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 29-24 loss to the Browns.

Andrews' involvement in the Baltimore offense has stabilized, as he's now seen at least four targets in four consecutive games. His yardage total took a bit of a dip, as his longest catch went for just 11 yards. However, Andrews found the end zone on a seven-yard catch midway through the third quarter, tallying a touchdown for the third consecutive game.

Andrews caught all four of his targets for 41 yards and two touchdowns in Monday's 41-31 win over the Buccaneers.

Andrews caught a nine-yard touchdown in the second quarter before adding a four-yard score in the third. The veteran tight end has three touchdowns in his last two games after opening the season on a five-game touchdown drought, and Andrews has 11 catches over that three-game span after posting only six catches through Week 4. Andrews is still ceding more snaps than in previous seasons to Isaiah Likely, but at least the recent uptick in production has Andrews back in the usable range for fantasy purposes heading into a Week 8 trip to Cleveland.

Andrews caught three of four targets for 66 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 30-23 win over the Commanders.

The veteran tight end put together his most productive game of the season, highlighted by a 13-yard TD grab just before halftime -- Andrews' first touchdown of the year. He still has yet to see more than five targets in a game, and his role as a pass-catcher will likely take a back seat to his blocking assignments as long as Baltimore continues to make Derrick Henry the focal point of the offense. Andrews could still be able to carve out decent numbers again in Week 7 against the Buccaneers.

Andrews caught four of five targets for 55 yards in Sunday's 41-38 overtime win over the Bengals.

After being blanked in Weeks 3 and 4 while seeing a meager two total targets, Andrews was more involved as a pass-catcher Sunday and set a season high in receiving yards. As though to rub salt in the wound for those with fantasy shares in him though, three of Lamar Jackson's four passing TDs on the day went to other Baltimore tight ends, with Isaiah Likely bringing in two and little-used No. 3 TE Charlie Kolar hauling in a two-yard score in the fourth quarter. It's still a performance that Andrews can try to build on in Week 6 against the Commanders.

Andrews dropped his only target in Sunday's 35-10 win over the Bills.

Andrews uncharacteristically dropped a sure catch that hit him in the hands early in Sunday's lopsided victory. The All-Pro tight end still helped his team to victory with several key blocks in front of Derrick Henry (24-199-1) and the rest of Baltimore's rushing attack. That said, the perennial fantasy stud has faded in 2024 to the tune of a 6-65-0 receiving line through four weeks, providing no relief for fantasy managers who took him early in drafts. Andrews will try to re-establish trust in both fantasy GMs and his MVP quarterback when the Ravens visit the Bengals in Week 5.

Andrews did not record a catch on one target in Sunday's 28-25 win over Dallas.

Baltimore attempted only 15 passes after maintaining a significant lead for the majority of the matchup. That limited volume for all of Baltimore's pass catchers -- including Isaiah Likely -- but the performance still continued an alarming start to the season for Andrews. In three games, he's commanded only eight targets while racking up 65 yards.

Andrews brought in four of five targets for 51 yards in the Ravens' 26-23 loss to the Raiders on Sunday.

As was the case in the Week 1 loss to the Chiefs, Andrews took a while to get going Sunday before finishing as the Ravens' second-leading pass catcher across the board thanks to his work in the second half. The veteran tight end doubled up position mate Isaiah Likely, who'd outperformed him in Week 1, in receptions, and he fell just one yard short of doing the same in that category. Andrews figures to be a key part of the passing game in a Week 3 road matchup against the Cowboys during which a desperate Ravens offense will have to be aggressive.

Andrews brought in both targets for 14 yards in the Ravens' 27-20 loss to the Chiefs on Thursday night.

Carrying out his most robust workload since mid-November of last season, Andrews looked somewhat rusty at times and was even on the sideline for some key moments in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, fellow tight end Isaiah Likely, who'd thrived in Andrews' injury absence down the stretch in 2023, took over the air attack to the tune of a team-best 9-111-1 line. Naturally, a one-game sample isn't an iron-clad indication of how usage between the two will unfold throughout the season, but it wouldn't be inconceivable for Andrews to cede appreciably more snaps and/or targets to Likely than he ever would have before going down with a serious ankle injury in Week 11 last season.

Andrews (undisclosed) is not listed on the Ravens' injury report ahead of Thursday night's season opener against the Chiefs.

Andrews, who was involved in a car accident Aug. 14, was back at practice Friday, and with his name not listed on Monday's practice/injury report, the tight end is in line to be available to face Kansas City in Week 1. As long as he can stay healthy this coming season, Andrews will remain a key receiving target for QB Lamar Jackson, along with top WRs Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman, a context that keeps him firmly in the weekly fantasy lineup mix.

Andrews (undisclosed) is participating in Friday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews is practicing for the first time since having been involved in a car accident Aug. 14. The Ravens released a statement declaring that Andrews was uninjured in the incident, so his absence from practice for the last two weeks seems to have been mostly precautionary. The star tight end now has six days left to ramp up his activity level ahead of Thursday's regular-season opener against the Chiefs on Sept. 5.

Coach John Harbaugh said Monday that Andrews (undisclosed) is "going to be fine" and called his absence from practice "minor," Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews was involved in a car accident last Wednesday, and though the standout tight end was reportedly uninjured, he hasn't practiced since. It's possible Andrews is simply dealing with soreness or something minor unrelated to last week's incident. In any case, there doesn't seem to be any concern about Andrews' status for Week 1. Baltimore's starters have rested throughout the preseason, meaning Andrews' final chance to log exhibition action will come Saturday on the road against Green Bay.

Andrews (undisclosed) didn't go through pregame warmups ahead of Saturday's preseason game against Atlanta, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

The Ravens announced that Andrews was uninjured after a car accident Wednesday, but it's possible he's now dealing with some soreness. He wouldn't have played Saturday in any case, as the Ravens are resting most of their starters and some key backups.

Andrews (undisclosed) was involved in a car accident Wednesday and did not sustain any apparent injuries.

Andrews joined team meetings Wednesday morning following the accident. The standout tight end was initially scheduled for a non-practice day Wednesday, and he's expected to retake the field "in the coming days." It appears that Andrews emerged from a potentially dangerous situation without serious aftereffects, and while the Ravens may opt for caution rather than rushing him back to practice, there doesn't currently seem to be any true concern about his health or upcoming availability. Baltimore will take on the Falcons at home in a preseason matchup Saturday.

Andrews is among the Ravens' key starters not expected to see action in Friday's preseason opener against the Eagles, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

As Zrebiec points out, coach John Harbaugh has approached the exhibition slate with caution over the past two years, and that doesn't seem likely to change this time around. In the case of Andrews, the star tight end is a proven veteran who had injury issues last season, so it makes sense to limit his exposure to preseason snaps ahead of Week 1.

Andrews (leg) secured both targets for 15 yards in the Ravens' 17-10 AFC Championship Game loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.

Andrews' remarkable recovery and return from a significant mid-November leg injury culminated in an underwhelming performance, with Lamar Jackson often facing pressure from the Chiefs' aggressive front and Andrews, along with the rest of Baltimore's pass catchers, struggling to get open. The fact the talented tight end managed to get healthy enough to suit up is certainly encouraging from a longer-term perspective, however, and Andrews is expected back next season, albeit with a hefty $16.9 million cap hit, in what will be the fourth year of a five-year deal signed before the 2021 season.

Andrews (leg) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

The Ravens removed Andrews from injured reserve Friday morning, with coach John Harbaugh clarifying shortly thereafter that he intended for the tight end to play. We now have a second form of confirmation, and it's not much of a surprise given that Andrews has been listed as a full participant on every practice report since last Wednesday. The tight end declined to comment on his possible snap count when reporters asked Friday, leaving it unclear if he'll return to his pre-injury role or cede a lot of snaps to highly capable backup Isaiah Likely. Either way, this will be Andrews' first game since suffering a fibula fracture and ankle ligament injury Week 11 (Nov 16) in a win over the Bengals.

Coach John Harbaugh said Friday that Andrews (leg) will play in Sunday's game against the Chiefs "unless there's some kind of a problem" following his activation from injured reserve.

Harbaugh is merely stating the obvious -- that Andrews is being activated to play and not just as a decoy/distraction. The Ravens presumably would've removed him from injured reserve last week before facing the Texans if they sought to benefit from deception, so the real question now entails the extent of Andrews' role rather than whether or not he'll play. On that front, the Ravens aren't likely to reveal anything ahead of time, so we'll probably have to wait until Sunday to see how TE snaps are split between Andrews and capable backup Isaiah Likely. As well as Likely has played the past couple months, Andrews is still bigger, faster and more experienced, though he won't necessarily have his usual speed/explosiveness in the first game back after missing nine weeks.

The Ravens activated Andrews (ankle) from injured reserve Friday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews, who Baltimore reportedly expects to make his return to the field during Sunday's AFC Championship Game matchup against Kansas City, is now officially eligible to do so now that he's back on the active roster. The star tight end was designated for return from injured reserve Jan. 12 and has since put forth a number of full practice sessions. Those are all positive indications that Andrews, who at this point looks fully on track to suit up Sunday, may be able to hit the ground running in his first NFL action since Week 11.

Andrews (ankle) practiced fully Wednesday.

Since the Ravens designated Andrews for return from injured reserve Jan. 12, he managed back-to-back uncapped practices last week but wasn't activated ahead of this past Saturday's divisional-round win against the Texans. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported earlier Wednesday that Andrews is expected to get back on the active roster for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs, and his ensuing full session seems to reiterate that point. Baltimore will need to activate Andrews by 4:00 p.m. ET on Saturday in order for the tight end to be available one day later.

The Ravens expect Andrews (ankle) to return from IR and suit up for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Andrews logged two full practice sessions ahead of last Saturday's divisional-round win over the Texans, but he wasn't officially activated from IR in time to suit up for the contest. Heading into the AFC Championship Game it looks like Andrews, who hasn't played since cracking his left fibula and suffering ligament damage in his left ankle Nov. 16, is trending toward a return. Coach John Harbaugh remained cautious when asked about Andrews' status Monday, however, saying "if he's ready to play, he'll play," per Clifton Brown of the Ravens' official site. Isaiah Likely has impressed while filling in as Baltimore's top tight end, so the team will have the luxury of easing Andrews into action if he isn't ready for his usual full snap share Sunday, but does make his return to the field.

The Ravens didn't activate Andrews (ankle) from injured reserve ahead of Saturday's divisional-round contest against the Texans, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews has been on injured reserve since cracking his left fibula and suffering ligament damage in his left ankle on Nov. 16, but Baltimore opened his practice window last Friday, and he followed that up with an LP/FP/FP practice regimen this week. The team will continue to exercise caution with their top tight end, though, with his next game action contingent on his teammates securing a spot in the AFC Championship Game. In the meantime, Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar will continue to handle TE reps for the Ravens.

The Ravens are not expected to activate Andrews (ankle) in time for Saturday's divisional-round playoff matchup against the Texans, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Andrews was listed as a full participant in practice Wednesday and Thursday, but Baltimore reportedly doesn't plan to activate him from IR by Friday's 4:00 p.m. ET deadline. The standout tight end is working his way back from a significant ankle injury suffered Nov. 16, and it looks like a more realistic target for his return could be the AFC Championship Game, should the Ravens beat Houston and advance that far. If Andrews is indeed sidelined Saturday it will fall to Isaiah Likely, who has scored five times in his last five appearances, to operate as Lamar Jackson's starting TE.

Andrews (ankle) is listed as questionable for Saturday's divisional round playoff game against the Texans after being a full practice participant both Wednesday and Thursday, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site reports.

While Andrews, who suffered a major ankle injury on Nov. 16, appears to be trending in the right direction, coach John Harbaugh noted Thursday that the star tight end's status for the Ravens' postseason opener is "still up in the air." For his part, Andrews suggested Wednesday that he'd be inclined to play this weekend if he feels he can help the team. Either way, in order to have a chance to face Houston on Saturday, Andrews will need to be activated from IR ahead of Friday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.

Andrews (ankle) was a full practice participant Wednesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews returned to practice Friday and continued practicing this week, with coach John Harbaugh noting that the tight end looked especially good during Tuesday's limited session. Andrews apparently made enough of an impression to upgrade to full participation, and with no report of a setback he could do the same Thursday. The Ravens will need to activate him from injured reserve by Friday evening for Andrews to play in Saturday's game against Houston, which is taking place two months and four days after he suffered a major ankle injury Week 11.

Andrews (ankle) was a limited practice participant Tuesday.

Andrews returned to practice Friday and seems to be getting a real chance to show the Ravens he's ready to play this Saturday against Houston. His availability for this weekend remains highly uncertain given the severity of the injury he suffered in November, but the tight end at least seems on track to be ready for the conference championship game or Super Bowl if the Ravens make it that far. Isaiah Likely has filled in admirably since Andrews suffered a fibula fracture and ankle ligament injury Nov. 16, catching five TD passes in six games while averaging 3.5 catches for 53.7 yards on 4.7 targets. Even so, a healthy Andrews is much more of a threat to command targets and defensive attention.

Coach John Harbaugh said Andrews (ankle) had a good practice Tuesday but remains uncertain for Saturday's matchup with Houston, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

The Ravens designated Andrews on Friday for a return from injured reserve, opening a 21-day window in which he can practice without being activated to the roster. He was then limited to individual drills during Friday's practice, with Hensley noting that the tight end moved around well in warmups. The Ravens will need to activate Andrews on Friday to have him available Saturday, and one of the potential outcomes is returning to action but in a limited role.

Andrews (ankle) took part in individual drills Friday but didn't participate in team drills after being designated to return from injured reserve earlier in the day, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Baltimore isn't publishing injury reports while on bye during the wild-card round, but Andrews would have received a limited designation in Friday's practice. The tight end reportedly looked fine running routes and cutting during individual drills, nearly two months after hurting his ankle Nov. 16 against the Bengals. How he fares in practice next week will likely determine Andrews' availability for the Divisional Round, but Friday's developments certainly marked a major step in the right direction.

Andrews (ankle) has been designated to return from injured reserve by the Ravens, Ryan Mink of the team's official site reports.

Per Mink, Andrews -- who suffered a major ankle injury on Nov. 16 against the Bengals -- returned to practice Friday, which opens up a 21-day window in which the star tight end can be moved to the Ravens' 53-man roster. While it remains to be seen if Andrews will be ready to play in his team's divisional round playoff game next weekend, he'll be able to log several practices before a determination is made on his status. Per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, Andrews looked good moving around in warmups in his return to the field Friday.

Coach John Harbaugh said last week that Andrews (ankle) might be able to return during the playoffs, Saraha Ellison of the Ravens' official website reports. "Our job is to get to that point ," Harbaugh said. "That's what we have to do - get to the point where we're still playing when [Andrews] comes back."

Andrews suffered a fibula fracture and ankle ligament injury during the team's Week 11 win over Cincinnati. He'll miss a sixth straight game to close out the regular season when Baltimore hosts Pittsburgh on Saturday, but it sounds like the Ravens at least have some slim hope of getting their star tight end back in the lineup if they make a deep playoff run. They've already taken the first step in that direction by locking up a first-round bye and homefield advantage, with their first playoff game set to take place either Jan. 20 or Jan. 21. Backup tight end Isiah Likely has stepped up big in Andrews' absence, scoring four touchdowns in five games and averaging 3.8 catches for 58.2 yards on 5.2 targets.

The Ravens placed Andrews (ankle) on injured reserve Saturday.

Andrews cracked his left fibula and injured a ligament in his left ankle during last Thursday's win over the Bengals and underwent surgery earlier this week. Though that made his move to IR inevitable, coach John Harbaugh indicated that there is "an outside chance" the star tight end could return before the end of the season, per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com. With Andrews out for the foreseeable future, though, Isaiah Likely will get an opportunity to take on a significant role in Baltimore's offense.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Monday that the left fibula and ankle injuries Andrews sustained in the team's Week 11 win over the Bengals aren't "as bad as initially feared," giving the tight end an outside shot of returning to the field this season, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews underwent an MRI on Friday, which revealed a cracked fibula and an ankle ligament injury, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Per Zrebiec, Andrews is scheduled to meet with foot specialist Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte during the upcoming week, and the Ravens hope to have a better understanding on the extent of the tight end's injuries following that consultation. Even though the Ravens aren't closing the door on Andrews playing again this season based on doctors' initial evaluations, the 28-year-old still appears likely to land on injured reserve, which would result in an absence of at least four games. Andrews' upcoming absence should clear the way for Isaiah Likely to serve as Baltimore's top pass-catching tight end, while also opening up additional targets for all of the Ravens' other receiving options.

Andrews reportedly suffered a cracked fibula and an ankle ligament injury during Thursday night's win over the Bengals, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The report adds that following his MRI, Andrews is still believed to be dealing with a long-term issue, with the tight end slated to visit a specialist next week to gather more information on his injury. Per Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site, coach John Harbaugh noted after Thursday's contest that Andrews' injury looked like it was season ending and based on that, as well as Rapoport's Friday report, Andrews appears to be a candidate for IR. In his looming absence, Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar are next up for Baltimore's TE snaps.

Andrews suffered a serious ankle injury in Thursday's 34-20 win over the Bengals and is unlikely to return this season, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Andrews suffered the injury early in the first quarter and was quickly ruled out. To understand the full extent of the damage to his ankle, Andrews is set to undergo an MRI on Friday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports. Isaiah Likely is a candidate to step up at tight end in Andrews' absence, though he did not record a catch in Thursday's win.

Andrews (ankle) has been ruled out for the rest of Thursday's game against Cincinnati, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Andrews suffered the injury on Baltimore's first offensive possession and quickly went to the locker room for further examination. The severity of the issue is unclear, but Andrews will miss the rest of Thursday's divisional showdown at a minimum. Isaiah Likely could step into a more significant role in the offense.

Andrews is questionable to return to Thursday's game against the Bengals, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews suffered the injury while being dragged down just short of the end zone on Baltimore's first offensive possession. After walking off the field, he was briefly examined in the blue tent before going into the locker room.

Andrews exited Thursday's game against the Bengals with an apparent leg injury, Jonas Shaffer of TheBaltimoreBanner.com reports.

Andrews made a catch deep in Bengals' territory on Baltimore's first offensive possession and appeared to suffer an injury as he was dragged to the turf. He was able to walk off under his own power -- with trainers by his side -- and went into the blue medical tent. The exact nature of the injury is unclear.

Andrews recorded two catches on four targets for 44 yards in Sunday's 33-31 loss to the Browns.

The Ravens played with a lead for much of the game, which held back their pass volume. That was reflected in Andrews' line, as his only notable contribution came on a 36-yard yard catch that pushed Baltimore into Cleveland territory late in the third quarter. After the disappointing performance, he's managed to top 60 receiving yards in five of nine games this season.

Andrews recorded nine receptions on 10 targets for 80 yards in Sunday's 37-3 win over Seattle.

Andrews matched his season high in targets and yards despite Lamar Jackson taking to the air only 26 times. As his yards per catch indicate, Andrews worked primarily the short areas of the field, but he did manage long gains of 16 and 13 yards. He's come on strong in the middle portion of the season, posting at least 60 yards in five of his last six games.

Andrews caught four of five targets for 40 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 31-24 win over the Cardinals.

Andrews scored from five yards out in the first quarter for his third touchdown in the last two games and sixth of the season. The tight end tied running back Justice Hill for the team lead in receiving yards as Baltimore went with a run-heavy approach that included three rushing touchdowns from Gus Edwards. Andrews has caught between four and six passes in every appearance this season heading into a Week 9 home game against the Seahawks.

Andrews recorded four receptions on six targets for 63 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 38-6 win over the Lions.

Andrews played his part in Baltimore's blowout win, catching touchdowns of eight and 11 yards, while chipping in a long gain of 22 yards. It was his second multi-touchdown performance of the season, and he now has five overall. As expected, Andrews has remained a focal point of the Ravens' offense, as he now has at least four catches in every game and at least 60 yards in each of his last four contests.

Andrews caught four of six targets for 69 yards in Sunday's 24-16 win over the Titans.

While Zay Flowers led the Ravens in catches and was on the other end of Lamar Jackson's only TD, it was Andrews who paced the team in receiving yards, with much of his damage coming on a 38-yard grab in the fourth quarter that was the longest of the day for Baltimore. The veteran tight end has caught at least four passes in five straight games after missing the team's opener, posting a 24-294-3 line on 34 targets, and he could be headed for a big day in Week 7 against a Lions defense that allowed the most catches and the second-most yards to TEs through its first five games.

Andrews recorded six receptions on 10 targets for 65 yards in Sunday's 17-10 loss to the Steelers.

The Ravens ran a pass-heavy gameplan against the Steelers, and Andrews benefitted with a season-best 10 targets. His performance still left something to be desired, as he wasn't particularly efficient with the opportunity and was held without a catch of more than 20 yards for the first time this season. Even so, Andrews has had a strong start to his campaign, recording either a touchdown or more than 50 receiving yards in three of his four contests.

Andrews caught all five of his targets for 80 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 28-3 win over the Browns.

Andrews scored a seven-yard touchdown with 11 seconds left in the first half, then added an 18-yard touchdown in the fourth as the Ravens padded their lead. The productive tight end led the team in targets as Lamar Jackson threw it only 19 times with the Ravens content to keep the clock running with a run-heavy approach after taking the lead over a Browns team that was missing Deshaun Watson (shoulder). Despite the modest volume, Andrews delivered his first multi-touchdown game since Week 3 of last season. He'll remain a set-and-forget fantasy play at tight end in Week 5 against the rival Steelers.

Andrews recorded four receptions on five targets for 35 yards in Sunday's 22-19 overtime loss to the Colts.

With Odell Beckham (ankle) sidelined, targets were expected to condense in Baltimore with Andrews being a primary candidate to see significant volume. Instead, Zay Flowers led the team with 10 targets while Andrews finished a distant second. It's been an uneven start to the new season, as he missed Week 1 with an injury of his own and now has nine receptions for 80 yards and a touchdown across two contests since.

Andrews (quadriceps) caught five of eight targets for 45 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-24 win over Cincinnati.

Andrews led the Ravens in targets in his season debut, and the productive tight end found the end zone from three yards out in the third quarter. Baltimore beefed up its receiving corps with the offseason additions of Odell Beckham in free agency and Zay Flowers in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, but Beckham didn't play in the second half due to an ankle injury. Even if every key pass catcher is available in Week 3 against the Colts, Andrews projects to remain in the upper echelon of fantasy tight ends as long as he's healthy.

Andrews (quadricep) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

Andrews, who was held out of Week 1 action, returned to a full practice Friday, but was listed as questionable by the Ravens ahead of Sunday's contest. With his active status confirmed, Andrews figures to step back into a key role in the team's Lamar Jackson-led passing offense in the absence of any in-game setbacks. Fellow TE Isaiah Likely is also on hand to log complementary snaps behind Andrews versus Cincinnati.

Andrews (quadriceps) is expected to play Sunday at Cincinnati, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Andrews missed Week 1 and is officially listed as questionable for Week 2, but he was a full participant in practice Friday. Official word on the star tight end's status for making his season debut will come approximately 90 minutes ahead of of Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff. If Andrews is indeed active, he will become an automatic start for fantasy managers, while Isaiah Likely would be relegated to No. 2 duties.

Andrews (quadricep) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

For the second game in a row, Andrews will take a questionable designation into the weekend, but he should have a better chance at being available this Sunday after he was ultimately inactive for the Ravens' Week 1 win over the Texans. After logging a trio of limited practices a week ago before sitting out against Houston, Andrews remained limited Wednesday and Thursday before upgrading to full activity Friday. Assuming Andrews' quad injury responded well to Friday's session, he should be able to assume his usual duties as the Ravens' starting tight end Sunday in what would be his season debut. Official confirmation on Andrews' status one way or the other will arrive when Baltimore releases its inactive list approximately 90 minutes before Sunday's 1 p.m. ET kickoff.

Andrews (quadricep) remained limited at practice Thursday.

Andrews, who was inactive in Week 1, was also limited Wednesday, so unless the tight end practices fully Friday he figures to be listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Bengals. Per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, Andrews noted Thursday that he's "continuing to get better day-by-day," while adding that he's "excited for (the Ravens' Week 2) offensive game plan."

Andrews (quad) was limited at practice Wednesday, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site reports.

Andrews was limited last week as well and sat out the Ravens' Week 1 win over the Texans, but the report notes that the tight end could make his season debut Sunday against the Bengals. That said, Andrews will presumably need to practice fully by Friday in order to avoid an injury designation for the contest.

Andrews (quadriceps) is participating in Wednesday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Wednesday's officially injury report will reveal whether Andrews is practicing in full or listed as 'limited,' but it appears that the star tight end is making progress as Week 2's divisional matchup in Cincinnati approaches. Andrews logged a trio of limited practices last week before ultimately ending up inactive, while Isaiah Likely caught just one target for a four-yard gain while filling in as Baltimore's top tight end.

Coach John Harbaugh said Monday that Andrews (quadriceps) "looks good" and that the Ravens will monitor him in practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews appears to have a chance at returning for Week 2's matchup in Cincinnati, but his odds will depend on how he looks in practice. A return by the star tight end would be a needed piece of good news for Baltimore, as the team sustained a fair amount of injuries in Week 1's win over the Texans, with J.K. Dobbins (Achilles) most notably having been lost for the season.

Andrews (quadriceps) is listed as inactive for Sunday's game against Texans.

Andrews was limited in practice this past week, but the Ravens will play it safe with their star tight end with the rest of the season in mind. In Andrews' absence, Isaiah Likely is in line to step into an expanded role in Week 1, with Charlie Kolar also on hand to see complementary TE snaps. Andrews will now target a potential return to action Sept. 17, when the Ravens face the Bengals.

Andrews (quadriceps) is not expected to play in Sunday's season opening tilt against the Texans, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Andrews practiced in limited fashion during the week before ultimately drawing a questionable designation for Week 1. It originally seemed as though he was on the track towards availability, which makes his likely absence somewhat surprising. Should that be the case, Isaiah Likely would be the team's No. 1 tight end against Houston, while Charlie Kolar provides depth.

Andrews (quad) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Texans after being limited in practice this week.

With Andrews officially listed as questionable, the tight end's status will be worth tracking closely as Sunday's 1:00 ET kickoff approaches. Look for added context regarding his Week 1 status to arrive late Saturday or early Sunday via national reporters such as Adam Schefter or Ian Rapoport, but if Andrews is limited or out this weekend, Isaiah Likely would be in line for added snaps versus Houston.

Andrews (quad) remained limited at Thursday's practice.

Per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, when asked about his quad injury Thursday, Andrews replied, "it's one of those things that's been a little tricky but I'm feeling better," while adding that he's taking it "day-by-day" as Sunday's season opener against the Texans approaches. Friday's injury report will clarify whether the star tight end heads into the weekend with an injury designation or cleared for Week 1 action.

Andrews was a limited practice participant Wednesday due to a quadricep injury.

As promised by head coach John Harbaugh, Andrews returned to practice Wednesday, and the release of the team's first official injury report of the regular season revealed the nature of the issue that had kept the tight end off the field for the Ravens' past six practice sessions. Even though he was limited in his return to the field, Andrews still seems on track to play this Sunday against Houston, with Harbaugh downplaying the severity of the injury at least two or three times over the past week.

Andrews (undisclosed) is participating at Wednesday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews is back on the field after having missed Baltimore's last six practices due to an undisclosed injury, which bodes well for his chances of suiting up Week 1. The Ravens' first official injury report of the week, to be released later Wednesday, will reveal whether he was limited or managed to practice without restrictions. Coach John Harbaugh has repeatedly downplayed the severity of Andrews' undisclosed issues.

Andrews (undisclosed) is scheduled to return to practice Wednesday, with coach John Harbaugh saying Monday that he's still in "don't push the panic button" mode, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

A return to practice would put Andrews right on track for the season opener Sunday against Houston, while another absence Wednesday would warrant skepticism about Harbaugh's persistent optimism. The coach has repeatedly downplayed the injury and said he expects Andrews back in practice this week, though the tight end has been sidelined for nearly two weeks after another missed practice Monday. All eyes will be on Andrews' status Wednesday when the Ravens release their first official injury report of the 2023 season.

Andrews (undisclosed) didn't practice Monday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Coach John Harbaugh downplayed Andrews' unspecified injury last week and said he was sure the tight end would be ready for Baltimore's season opener against Houston. While that may still be the case, another missed practice is cause for concern at least temporarily. If Andrews doesn't recover as quickly as the Ravens expected, they've got a capable replacement in second-year pro Isaiah Likely.

Andrews (undisclosed) worked out on a side field Wednesday and looked comfortable running, according to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com.

Andrews has missed practice for about a week now but seems to be on track for Week 1 against Houston. The Ravens haven't said much about his injury, apart from coach John Harbaugh telling reporters last week that it's "nothing serious" and just "something we're kind of working through." In the event of a setback, Isaiah Likely would fill in as Baltimore's top receiving tight end.

Head coach John Harbaugh said Monday that he expects Andrews (undisclosed) to practice next week and play in the season opener against Houston on Sept. 10, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews missed another practice Monday, marking his third straight absence, and it sounds like he'll remain out for at least a few more days. However, Harbaugh has insisted the tight end is dealing with a minor issue, though the specifics of the injury have yet to be released. Andrews can be considered day-to-day moving forward.

Andrews (undisclosed) didn't practice Monday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

The report notes that Andrews has missed the team's past three practices, with coach John Harbaugh having indicated last week that the tight end is "working through" something but "nothing serious." For now, consider Andrews day-to-day as the Ravens' Sept. 10 contest against the Texans approaches.

Andrews (undisclosed) isn't on the field for warmups ahead of Saturday's preseason finale against Tampa Bay, Brian Wacker of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Andrews wasn't expected to play this preseason even if healthy, and he missed a practice or two this week due to an undisclosed injury. He'll focus on getting healthy ahead of a Week 1 home game against the Texans.

Andrews missed Wednesday's practice with an unspecified injury, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site reports.

Head coach John Harbaugh said there's "nothing serious" going on with Andrews, noting that the tight end is "just dealing with something that we're kind of working through right now." With that in mind, Andrews is looking unlikely to play in Saturday's preseason finale against the Buccaneers, while focusing on readying himself for Week 1.

Andrews is unlikely to play during the preseason, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews is locked in as Baltimore's top tight end, and he already has plenty of chemistry with quarterback Lamar Jackson. Sitting Andrews during the exhibition slate will allow the Ravens to get extended looks at 2022 fourth-round picks Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, as well as 6-foot-6 rookie Travis Vokolek.

Andrews caught five of 10 targets for 73 yards in Sunday's 24-17 wild-card round loss to the Bengals.

Andrews unsurprisingly led the Ravens in targets, catches and receiving yards, but Baltimore was eliminated from the playoffs in a game that came down to an incomplete pass in the end zone on the final play. The 27-year-old tight end regressed from 1,361 yards and nine touchdowns in 2021 to just 847 yards and five touchdowns in the 2022 regular season, but Andrews remains the unquestioned top pass catcher in Baltimore's run-heavy offense heading into 2023.

Andrews is listed as active for Sunday's playoff opener against the Bengals.

Andrews was rested during the Ravens' regular-season finale with an eye toward keeping him healthy for the team's postseason run. Now that he's back in the lineup, Andrews will reclaim his key role in Baltimore's passing attack. Over the course of 15 games this season, the star tight end led the team's pass-catching corps with 73 catches on 113 targets for 847 yards and five TDs.

Andrews is inactive for Sunday's game in Cincinnati.

With QB Lamar Jackson (knee) and now QB Tyler Huntley (shoulder) both unavailable, the Ravens have also decided to rest other key players. The inactive list includes two other starters who weren't listed on the final injury report -- RB J.K. Dobbins and G Kevin Zeitler -- and it's possible others will be inactive but not play much or at all.

Andrews corralled all nine of his targets for 100 yards in Sunday's 16-13 loss to Pitssburgh.

Andrews had been struggling in backup quarterback Tyler Huntley's previous three starts (8-93-0), but the duo surpassed its entire production over that span in one fell swoop. While this was a step forward for Baltimore's struggling passing attack, the star tight end's fantasy value still fluctuates greatly with and without Lamar Jackson (knee). If the latter is forced to miss Baltimore's regular season finale, then Andrews' projections will understandably be lowered against the Bengals in Week 18.

Andrews caught three of five targets for 45 yards in Saturday's 17-9 win over the Falcons.

It wasn't much production, but the tight end led Baltimore in catches and receiving yards on a day in which Tyler Huntley completed only nine passes. Andrews has seen his numbers plummet without Lamar Jackson (knee) under center. managing just a 8-93-0 line on 18 targets over the last three games, but with the Ravens having locked up a playoff spot Saturday, the team may not want to risk their starting QB in Week 17 against the Steelers.

Andrews recorded three receptions on seven targets for 31 yards in Saturday's 13-3 loss to the Browns.

Andrews led the team in targets, but the results didn't follow. He made his first catch with only 18 seconds left in the first half, and it resulted in a 19-yard gain -- his longest of the day. In two full games without Lamar Jackson (knee), Andrews has managed only 48 yards on 13 targets.

Andrews recorded two receptions on six targets for 17 yards in Sunday's 16-14 win over the Steelers.

The Ravens threw for only 104 yards as third-string quarterback Anthony Brown played the final half of the game. Andrews matched Demarcus Robinson for the team lead in targets, though that ultimately didn't translate to a productive performance. While it wasn't necessarily indicative of his own poor play, Andrews failed to reach 50 receiving yards for only the third time this season.

Andrews brought in four of seven targets for 53 yards and rushed once for one yard in the Ravens' 10-9 win over the Broncos on Sunday.

Andrews led the Ravens' air attack in receiving yards and checked in second in targets while working the last three quarters with Tyler Huntley as his quarterback in place of Lamar Jackson (knee). Andrews now has at least four grabs in three straight games, but it remains to be seen how his production will be affected if he's forced to operate with Huntley as his quarterback again in a Week 14 road divisional clash against the Steelers.

Andrews recorded four receptions on seven targets for 50 yards in Sunday's 28-27 loss to the Jaguars.

Andrews tallied four catches for 33 yards on Baltimore's opening drive and appeared to be in for a big performance. While he still led the team in targets, he slowed significantly from that point, managing only a 17-yard catch and a two-point conversion across the rest of the game. Andrews also dropped a pass in the end zone and has not scored a touchdown or topped 65 receiving yards since Week 6.

Andrews (shoulder/knee) brought in six of eight targets for 63 yards in the Ravens' 13-3 win over the Panthers on Sunday.

The veteran tight end returned from a one-game absence and finished second in receptions, receiving yards and targets on the afternoon for the Ravens. Andrews now has at least Sunday's reception and yardage totals in three of his past four injury-shortened games, sending him into a Week 12 road matchup against the Jaguars with some momentum.

Andrews (shoulder/knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

After sitting out the Ravens' Week 9 win over the Saints, Andrews erased most of the concern about his health coming out of a bye week by practicing on a limited basis Wednesday and Thursday and then upgrading to full activity Friday. The Ravens still elected to give Andrews a designation heading into the weekend, but neither the knee nor the shoulder issue will keep him off the field. Andrews is expected to step back into his typical high-snap role as the Ravens' clear top tight end, and he should be quarterback Lamar Jackson's undisputed No. 1 target while both Rashod Bateman (foot) and J.K. Dobbins (knee) reside on injured reserve.

Andrews, who's officially listed as questionable due to knee and shoulder injuries, is expected to play Sunday against the Panthers, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews sat out the Ravens' Week 9 win over the Saints due to the knee and shoulder injuries, marking his first missed game of his five-year career because of injury, but it appears he benefitted from the team's Week 10 bye and is expected to suit up again in Week 11 after logging a full practice Friday. The talented tight end leads the team in catches (42), receiving yards (488) and touchdown receptions (five), so his potential return would be a welcome sight for Lamar Jackson, who's expected to play despite an illness. Despite the optimistic report, fantasy managers are still encouraged to confirm Andrews' status ahead of Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff before locking him into lineups.

Andrews (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest against the Panthers, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Coach John Harbaugh relayed to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com earlier Friday that Andrews "took quite a few reps" in the final practice of Week 11, for which the tight end went down as a full participant. Still, the Ravens will take a cautious approach with Andrews' status, with Harbaugh adding, "I think we'll wait until Sunday to say for sure." With a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff, Andrews' availability (or lack thereof) will become known before the early slate of games, making it easier to pivot to Baltimore backup Isaiah Likely or another TE elsewhere.

Coach John Harbaugh noted that Andrews (shoulder/knee) took a lot of reps during Friday's practice but a determination on the tight end's Week 11 status won't arrive until Sunday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

With that, we'd expect Andrews to be officially listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Panthers. Fortunately for those hoping to use the tight end in fantasy lineups this week, the Ravens kick off at 1:00 ET on Sunday.

Andrews (shoulder/knee) was listed as a limited participant at practice Thursday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

As was the case Wednesday, the tight end wasn't spotted during the media-access portion of Thursday's practice, but Andrews ultimately logged a limited session. When asked if he'll play this weekend against the Panthers, Andrews replied "you never know," while also noting that he's "feeling good" at this stage of the week. Unless he manages a full practice Friday, Andrews figures to approach Sunday's 1:00 ET kickoff with a Week 11 injury designation.

Andrews (shoulder/knee) was limited at practice Wednesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

The tight end wasn't spotted during the initial stages of the session, but took the field following the media availability portion of the practice, marking his first such appearance since being injured in Week 8. With that, Andrews appears to be trending in the right direction as Sunday's game against the Panthers approaches.

Andrews (shoulder/knee) isn't practicing Wednesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Coach John Harbaugh expressed optimism Monday that Andrews would be ready to play after the Week 10 bye. That's no sure thing, especially with the tight end missing another practice as the Ravens prepare for Sunday's home game against Carolina. Rookie tight end Isaiah Likely will have a key role again if Andrews misses another game.

Coach John Harbaugh expressed optimism Monday with regard to Andrews' (knee/shoulder) chances of returning to action in Week 11.

Andrews missed the Ravens' Week 9 win over the Saints, but was afforded some extra healing time with the team on bye last week. Per Harbaugh, the Ravens plan to "see how it progresses throughout the rest of the week" with their top TE, but the coach suggested that Andrews is among Baltimore's injured players who "have a real good chance" to be back in action Sunday against the Panthers. A return to practice, in any capacity, Wednesday on Andrews' part would support that notion.

Andrews (knee/shoulder) has been downgraded to out for Monday's game against the Saints.

Andrews won't travel with the Ravens to New Orleans, which sets the stage for Isaiah Likely to serve as the team's top pass-catching tight end Monday night. Andrews will now target a potential return to action on Nov. 20 against the Panthers, following Baltimore's Week 10 bye.

Andrews (shoulder/ankle) is listed as doubtful for Monday's contest against the Saints, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

While the Ravens went short of ruling out the stud tight end, Andrews failed to practice all week, which tends to indicate a player won't be active. If Andrews is ultimately ruled out, expect a plethora of opportunities for rookie tight end Isaiah Likely, especially in the event Demarcus Robinson (groin, questionable) is also unable to play.

Andrews (shoulder/ankle) did not practice Saturday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

It's not boding well for the Pro Bowl tight end to suit up for Monday's contest, but the Ravens will likely clarify that distinction via Saturday's final injury report. Isaiah Likely would likely operate as one of the team's top targets with Rashod Bateman (foot) done for the season and Demarcus Robinson (groin) unable to practice each of the past two days.

Andrews (shoulder/ankle) didn't practice Friday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews sat out a second consecutive practice, but he'll have one more chance to get back on the practice field Saturday before Monday's game against the Saints. Even with an extra day to get healthy, the star tight end is far from a lock to play, and fantasy managers with a roster spot to spare should consider bringing in Isaiah Likely as a contingency plan. After Andrews exited early in the team's Week 8 win over Tampa Bay, Likely caught six of seven targets for 77 yards and a touchdown.

Andrews (shoulder/ankle) isn't participating in Thursday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Even with the Ravens getting a longer turnaround for Week 9 with a Monday night game in New Orleans on tap, Andrews will be withheld from the team's first practice session while he tends to the pair of injuries he sustained in last Thursday's win over the Buccaneers. Though head coach John Harbaugh previously described both injuries as minor, Andrews will likely need to get back on the practice field in some capacity Friday or Saturday for fantasy managers to feel good about the tight end's availability Monday.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Monday that Andrews is dealing with shoulder and ankle injuries, but both issues appear to be minor, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews dealt with a knee issue leading up to Week 8 that sidelined him for each practice, but he was still deemed available for Thursday's primetime matchup against Tampa Bay. However, the superstar tight end was forced to leave the contest in the second quarter after suffering a shoulder injury. Now, it appears that Andrews is dealing with both a shoulder and ankle injury, but the severity of each are expected to be minor. Andrews' participation at practice ahead of Week 9 should provide further clarity on his availability for next Monday's matchup against the Saints.

The shoulder injury that Andrews suffered in Thursday's 27-22 win over Tampa Bay is minor, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Andrews entered the game with a nagging knee issue, but he was ultimately forced out after suffering a shoulder injury early in the second quarter. The exact diagnosis remains unclear, but the Ravens will have nine days off prior to their Week 9 matchup against the Saints so there's a chance he misses no additional time. Andrews managed three receptions for 33 yards prior to his exit.

Andrews has been downgraded to out after suffering a shoulder injury in Thursday's game against the Buccaneers.

Andrews suffered the injury early in the second quarter and was spotted in the medical tent prior to walking into the locker room. The severity of the issue remains unclear, but he'll be forced to miss the second half of Thursday's game after recording three receptions for 33 yards early on. Isaiah Likely has taken over as the team's pass-catching tight end since Andrews has been sidelined.

Andrews is questionable to return to Thursday's matchup against Tampa Bay after suffering an apparent shoulder injury, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews didn't practice throughout the week due to a knee issue, though he apparently suffered a new injury early in the second quarter of Thursday's game. There's no word as to the severity of the issue, though Andrews was spotted inside the medical tent prior to walking to the locker room. He recorded three receptions for 33 yards prior to his exit. So long as Andrews is sidelined, Isaiah Likely and Josh Oliver are projected to step into a more substantial role.

Andrews (knee) is listed as active for Thursday night's game against the Buccaneers.

Andrews, who was listed as a non-participant at practice Monday through Wednesday, was able to play through his knee issue in this past Sunday's win over the Browns en route to logging 56 of a possible 64 snaps on offense, while not hauling in either of his two targets in the contest. He'll tough it out again Thursday and barring any in-game setbacks or limitations, the Ravens' top tight end will have a chance to bounce back from his quiet Week 7 effort. Overall, Andrews has recorded a 39/455/5 receiving line on 59 targets through seven outings to date.

Andrews (knee) is expected to play Thursday night against the Buccaneers, in the absence of any pre-game setbacks, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The same applies for RB Gus Edwards (knee) and WR Rashod Bateman (foot), with the trio's Week 8 status in line to be officially confirmed when the Ravens' inactives are released ahead of Thursday's 8:15 ET kickoff.

Andrews (knee) is hopeful that he'll be able to play Thursday night against the Buccaneers, according to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network.

Andrews was deemed a non-participant at practice Monday through Wednesday before being listed as questionable for the contest, but the tight end was able to play through his knee issue in this past Sunday's win over the Browns, while seeing action on 56 of a possible 64 snaps on offense. Confirmation of Andrews' Week 8 status will arrive once the Ravens' inactives are posted ahead of Thursday's 8:15 ET kickoff, but if he ends up out or limited, added snaps would be available for Isaiah Likely, Josh Oliver and Nick Boyle.

Andrews (knee) is listed as questionable for Thursday's game in Tampa Bay, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews played through the same injury and handled his full allotment of snaps (87 percent) in Sunday's win over the Browns, but he finished the game without a catch and then was held out of practice Monday through Wednesday. He thus appears truly questionable for Thursday night, while WR Rashod Bateman (foot) looks to be in better shape after the Ravens listed him as a full practice participant Wednesday.

Andrews (knee) was a non-participant at Tuesday's practice.

Last week, Andrews followed up back-to-back absences with a limited showing Friday, so he may be going through a similar regimen this time around to keep his knee as fresh as possible for game day. While he played 87 percent of the offensive snaps this past Sunday versus the Browns, he didn't haul in either of his two targets and took his second carry of the campaign for four yards. Wednesday's injury report will reveal whether Andrews has a designation for Thursday's contest at Tampa Bay.

Andrews (knee) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice estimate.

Though Andrews was on the field for 56 of a possible 64 snaps on offense in Sunday's 23-20 win over the Browns, he failed to haul in either of his two targets and rushed once for four yards in the contest. With no reported setbacks in Week 7, Andrews' listed non-participation Monday is presumably indicative of practice rep management ahead of Thursday night's game against the Buccaneers.

Andrews (knee) failed to bring in either of his two targets and rushed once for four yards in the Ravens' 23-20 win over the Browns on Sunday.

Andrews managed to overcome his questionable designation, but he ultimately was held without a catch for only the second time in his career, with the only other instance having occurred in Week 14 of his 2018 rookie campaign. The veteran tight end was one of several Ravens pass catchers caught up in the domino effect of Lamar Jackson attempting just 16 passes, and he should have a good chance to bounce back from what will surely prove an outlier when he faces the struggling Buccaneers in a Week 8 Thursday night road showdown later in the week.

Andrews (knee) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Browns.

The tight end didn't practice Wednesday or Thursday but returned to a limited session Friday, and, barring any in-game setbacks, Andrews is in line to continue to be a key receiving option for QB Lamar Jackson versus Cleveland. Six games into the 2022 season, Andrews has recorded a fantasy-friendly 39/455/5 receiving line on a team-high 57 targets.

Andrews (knee), currently listed as questionable, is expected to play Sunday against the Browns, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Andrews failed to practice Wednesday or Thursday but returned to log a limited session Friday. That provided some optimism that he'd be ready to take the field Sunday, and Schefter's report backs that notion. Andrews has been excellent all season, as he's surpassed 80 receiving yards in four of six games and has five touchdowns.

Andrews (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns after returning to a limited practice Friday.

Andrews was held out of practice Wednesday and Thursday, but his return to a limited session Friday has him trending in the right direction ahead of Sunday's contest. Per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, Andrews indicated Friday that his body "feels good" and that "he's ready to go" ahead of Week 7 action. In any case, Andrews' status versus Cleveland will be confirmed before the first wave of games Sunday, with the Ravens kicking off at 1:00.

Andrews (knee) returned to practice Friday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews began the week with back-to-back 'DNP' designations, so to see him back as even a limited participant Friday would be encouraging for his chances of playing Week 7. Friday's official practice report will reveal whether Andrews carries a game-day designation for Sunday's divisional matchup against Cleveland.

Andrews (knee) didn't take part in practice Thursday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

On Wednesday, coach John Harbaugh initially relayed that Andrews was getting a rest day, but the tight end eventually was tagged as a non-participant with a knee issue on the first injury report of Week 7. Now with a second straight absence under his belt, Andrews will have just one more opportunity to mix into drills before the Ravens potentially hand him a game-day designation ahead of Sunday's divisional matchup with the Browns.

Andrews was listed as a non-participant at practice Wednesday due to a knee issue.

Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com previously relayed that coach John Harbaugh indicated that the tight end was getting a rest day Wednesday, so at this stage Andrews' status for Sunday's game against the Browns does not appear to be in danger. A return to practice Thursday, in any capacity, would solidify the notion that he'll be available to handle his starting duties this weekend.

Coach John Harbaugh noted that Andrews was given a rest day Wednesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

The tight end was among the Baltimore players who didn't practice Wednesday, but he's not dealing with an injury and as a result is slated to play Sunday against the Browns. Through his first six games this season, Andrews has compiled a fantasy-friendly 39/455/5 stat line on 57 targets.

Andrews isn't practicing Wednesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

The official practice report Wednesday afternoon will reveal if Andrews is dealing with an injury or just being rested for maintenance. He eclipsed 90 percent snap share for a fourth straight game this past Sunday against the Giants, posting a 7-106-1 receiving line in the 24-20 loss.

Andrews recorded seven receptions on 11 targets for 106 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-20 loss to the Giants.

With Rashod Bateman (foot) out, Andrews once again served as Lamar Jackson's only consistent pass catcher. He regularly picked up chunk gains, with four of his receptions going for at least 16 yards. He also capped off his day with a 12-yard touchdown catch early in the fourth quarter, his fifth in as many games on the campaign. In addition, Andrews has double-digit targets in four games and has topped 100 receiving yards twice.

Andrews had eight receptions (10 targets) for 89 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 19-17 win over the Bengals.

Andrews was seemingly quarterback Lamar Jackson's first and second reads in the passing game, as only one other Baltimore receiver (Devin Duvernay) saw more than two targets in the narrow win. The star tight end was coming off of an uncharacteristic two-catch dud last week, so a return to prominence was a welcomed sight for his fantasy managers. Andrews should sit in his usual spot near the top of the weekly tight end projections heading into a matchup against the Giants next Sunday.

Andrews brought in just two of five targets for 15 yards in the Ravens' 23-20 loss to the Bills on Sunday.

The star tight end fell victim to the overall malaise that afflicted the Ravens' passing game as a whole versus the tough Bills defense. Andrews' meager production represented a significant downturn after a successful three-game season-opening run that had seen him enter the game with a 22-245-3 line. The veteran's first opportunity to atone from his most modest performance of the season comes in a key AFC North home clash against the Bengals next Sunday night.

Andrews brought in eight of 11 targets for 89 yards and two touchdowns in the Ravens' 37-26 win over the Patriots on Sunday.

Andrews led the Ravens in receptions, receiving yards and targets across the board, hauling in five- and 16-yard touchdown passes along the way. The star tight end how has 17 receptions and a trio of scores in the last two games alone, and he should once again play an integral role once in a Week 4 home showdown against the Bills.

Andrews secured nine of 11 targets for 104 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 42-38 loss to the Dolphins on Sunday.

The trusted tight end exploded for a trademark effort, leading the Ravens in receptions while checking in just behind Rashod Bateman in receiving yards. Andrews recorded his touchdown on a one-yard grab in the second quarter, one play after what appeared to be a 26-yard scoring grab was overturned on replay when he was ruled down on the one-yard line. Andrews has a 14-156-1 line through two games, and he should be heavily involved once again during a Week 3 road matchup versus the Patriots next Sunday.

Andrews caught five of seven targets for 52 yards Sunday against the Jets.

The star tight end played the most snaps of any Baltimore skill position player but it was the receivers that provided much of the fantasy production with Devin Duvernay and Rashod Bateman combining for over 100 receiving yards and three touchdowns. Andrews was solid nonetheless, reeling in five of his team-leading seven targets. Though Andrews' yardage output wasn't gaudy and he didn't find the end zone in Week 1, his usage was still promising. He will face the Miami secondary in Week 2 in Baltimore's home opener.

Andrews and many other starters likely will held out for the preseason finale to stay healthy for a Week 1 matchup with the Jets, Childs Walker of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Coach John Harbaugh didn't get too far into details apart from confirming that QB Lamar Jackson won't play in Saturday's exhibition matchup with the Jets. It'll presumably be the same for Andrews, a fifth-year pro who erupted for 1,361 receiving yards in Week 4. While he'll have a hard time matching last year's 153 targets with the Ravens seemingly shifting back to run-first on offense, Andrews does figure to see a large share of the passes that are thrown, especially in the red zone. He'll open his season against a Jets defense that surrendered the fourth most receiving yards to tight ends last year and a league-worst 8.9 YPT.

Andrews isn't expected to play in Sunday's preseason game at Arizona, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Like he did before the Ravens' exhibition opener, coach John Harbaugh ruled out any possibility of Andrews, quarterback Lamar Jackson and multiple veterans suiting up, which appears as it'll come to pass this weekend, too. There's no reason for the team to push its luck with its top pass catcher, especially in the wake of the Marquise Brown trade back in April. Interestingly enough, Brown will be on the other sideline Sunday, but Andrews won't be among the Baltimore players that take the field.

Andrews and a handful of other Ravens veterans will not play in the team's preseason opener Thursday, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Head coach John Harbaugh made sure to stress the decision was simply a precautionary measure. Andrews did get his foot stepped on during Saturday's practice and subsequently didn't participate in any of the ensuing drills, but given there was no mention of the possible injury post practice it seems to be a non issue. After the Ravens traded away Marquise Brown this offseason, Andrews is expected to be the team's leading target by a significant margin and currently is near the top of the fantasy tight end hierarchy.

Andrews secured eight of 16 targets for 85 yards and rushed once for no gain in the Ravens' 16-13 overtime loss to the Steelers on Sunday.

To label the star tight end Tyler Huntley's security blanket would be a major understatement, as Andrews was targeted nine more times than the next-closest pass catcher, Marquise Brown. Andrews easily paced the Ravens in receptions and receiving yards as a result, a performance that closed out what was a spectacular last month-plus of the regular season. Andrews recorded at least six receptions and Sunday's 85 yards in each of this last five contests, a sample in which he also eclipsed the 100-yard mark on three occasions. The final surge left Andrews with a career-best 107 receptions and 1,361 receiving yards, numbers he complemented with nine touchdowns. Andrews will arguably be as or even more coveted a fantasy asset as Travis Kelce and George Kittle at the tight end position ahead of the 2022 season.

Andrews caught six passes for 89 yards on six targets against the Rams on Sunday.

This is clearly a strong performance on Andrews' part, yet relative to his recent standards of production it probably qualifies as a 'down' game. Andrews is on a memorable tear right now, and it's a testament to his rare abilities that a game like this can come across as almost disappointing. Andrews posted at least 115 yards and one touchdown receiving in each of the three games prior, and he drew double-digit targets in six of the eight preceding games. The Steelers held Andrews to one of his worst games of the year back in Week 13 (four catches for 50 yards on nine targets), but Andrews will get his chance for payback against Pittsburgh in Week 18.

Andrews caught eight passes for 125 yards and one touchdown on 10 targets against Cincinnati on Sunday.

The game was something of a blowout with the Bengals winning 41-21, but this is still yet another impressive showing by Andrews. He had to play with third-string quarterback Josh Johnson and was likely the primary concern of the Bengals defense, yet Andrews put up his third straight game with over 100 yards receiving and at least one touchdown. The Rams seriously might want to consider placing Jalen Ramsey on Andrews in Week 17, lest the star tight end make it four games in a row with blistering production.

Andrews caught 10 of 13 targets for 136 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 31-30 loss to the Packers.

Andrews once again was fill-in quarterback Tyler Huntley's favorite outlet downfield, which was clear from the start, as the tight end went for a season-long, 43-yard catch on Baltimore's first drive. He sustained his impact afterward, consistently getting the better of opposing safety Darnell Savage, and scored his respective touchdowns from eight and nine yards prior to halftime. Although Andrews was unsuccessfully targeted on a two-point conversion attempt for the win late in the fourth, he nonetheless enjoyed another dominant performance, as he's now managed at least 10 catches for 115 yards and a score in consecutive games. Whether starting signal-caller Lamar Jackson (ankle) returns in Week 16 versus the Bengals or not, Andrews approaches that matchup in fantastic form.

Andrews had 11 receptions on as many targets for 115 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-22 loss to Cleveland.

The big news out of this game was the departure of Lamar Jackson (ankle) early in the second quarter. Veteran backup Tyler Hundley took over under center and looked Andrews' way early and often. The 11 receptions tied the star tight end's season-best mark while also setting new career highs in total receptions (75) and receiving yards (926). Baltimore fans will be anxiously waiting on Jackson's injury diagnosis ahead of next Sunday's tilt against the Packers, but Andrews' fantasy managers can rest easy knowing that either quarterback can produce huge results for their tight end.

Andrews caught four of nine targets for 50 yards during Sunday's 20-19 loss in Pittsburgh.

It was a modest showing for one of Lamar Jackson's favorite targets, but Andrews still recorded at least four receptions and 50-plus yards for the 10th time in 12 chances this season. Unfortunately for Andrews, Jackson managed just one TD -- it went to Sammy Watkins with 12 seconds left -- and the quarterback's ensuing two-point conversion attempt slipped through the tight end's fingers. With a visit to the Browns on tap next Sunday, Andrews will look to replicate the line (4-65-1 on 10 targets) from the team's first matchup with its division rival from one week ago.

Andrews had four receptions (10 targets) for 65 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 16-10 win over the Browns.

The highlight of Andrews' performance was an amazing 39-yard one-handed catch while the defensive back held his other arm. It initially appeared that the Ravens accepted the pass-interference call rather than elect for the catch to stand, but the matter was eventually sorted out and the grab was credited to the tight end, much to the relief of his fantasy managers. Andrews has been one of the most consistent tight end options this season, posting 60 receptions, 761 yards and five touchdowns through 11 games.

Andrews brought in eight of 10 targets for 73 yards in the Ravens' 16-13 win over the Bears on Sunday.

The star tight end easily paced the Ravens' pass catchers in receptions, receiving yards and targets while showing immediate chemistry with emergency starter Tyler Huntley. Andrews has been trending in the right direction of late, upping his catch and yardage totals over that of the prior contest for three straight weeks. Andrews should once again serve as a key target irrespective of who's under center for a Week 12 AFC North clash against the Browns.

Andrews secured six of eight targets for 63 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 22-10 loss to the Dolphins on Thursday night.

Andrews was one of the few bright spots of the night for the stagnant Ravens offense, co-leading the team in receptions and also recording a five-yard touchdown grab in the fourth quarter to give Baltimore temporary hope. The talented tight end's catch total was his second highest of the season, and he's now crossed the 60-yard threshold in five of the last seven games. Andrews next opportunity to extend that favorable stretch comes a week from Sunday in a Week 11 road matchup versus the Bears.

Andrews secured five of 10 targets for 44 yards in the Ravens' 34-31 overtime win over the Vikings on Sunday.

Andrews tied Rashod Bateman for second on the team in receptions and was also the runner-up in targets. The star tight end has either five or 11 catches in six of his last seven contests, giving him a safe fantasy floor heading into a Week 10 road matchup against the Dolphins on Thursday night.

Andrews caught three of seven targets for 48 yards in Sunday's 41-17 loss to the Bengals.

Andrews cooled off after finding the end zone three times over the previous two games. He posted his lowest yardage total since Week 1, and Andrews' three catches tied his season low from the opener. The standout tight end should bounce back after Baltimore's Week 8 bye.

Andrews caught five of his six targets for 68 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 34-6 win over the Chargers.

Andrews scored from nine yards out in the third quarter for his third touchdown in the past two games. The standout tight end also led the team in catches and receiving yards while sharing the team targets lead with debuting rookie Rashod Bateman. Andrews is up to 34 catches for 468 yards and three touchdowns this season heading into a Week 7 visit from the Bengals.

Andrews caught five of eight targets for 67 yards in Sunday's 23-7 win over the Broncos.

For the third straight game, Andrews hauled in exactly five passes, although he wasn't able to match last week's 109-yard performance. The tight end led the Ravens in targets Sunday while tying James Proche for the lead in receptions, and while Andrews in on an early pace for his first career 1,000-yard campaign, he has yet to find his way into the end zone. He'll look to keep rolling in Week 5 against the Colts.

Andrews caught five of seven targets for 109 yards in Sunday's 19-17 win over Detroit.

In addition to holding sole possession of the team lead in both catches and receiving yards, Andrews tied for the team lead in targets with Sammy Watkins and Marquise Brown. The tight end eclipsed his total of 77 yards from the first two games combined while topping 100 receiving yards for the first time since Week 2 of the 2019 season. After finding the end zone 17 times over the previous two seasons, Andrews is still in search of his first touchdown of 2021 heading into a Week 4 trip to Denver.

Andrews caught all five targets for 57 yards in Sunday's 36-35 win over the Chiefs.

Andrews' performance was an improvement over his three-catch outing in Week 1, but he has still yet to score a touchdown after scoring 17 over the last two seasons. It seems like Lamar Jackson is looking to go downfield more, which has resulted in more targets for Marquise Brown and the newly-acquired Sammy Watkins. Andrews will look to get his first taste of the end zone against the Lions on Sunday.

Andrews caught three of five targets for 20 yards in Monday night's 33-27 overtime loss to the Raiders.

Andrews struggled to make an impact to open the season, but still only Sammy Watkins (eight) and Marquise Brown (six) saw more targets than him. After recently cashing in with a long-term extension, Andrews will hope to put forth an improved showing in Week 2 versus the Chiefs, even though he's never topped 25 receiving yards in three games against Kansas City so far in his career.

Andrews agreed to a four-year, $56 million contract extension with the Ravens on Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The 2018 third-round pick was entering the final year of his rookie deal with Baltimore, but he's now been locked up for the foreseeable future. Andrews has caught 156 passes for 2,105 yards and 20 touchdowns across his first three seasons, and he should continue to be a key cog in the Ravens' offense and a favorite target of quarterback Lamar Jackson.

Andrews is practicing Thursday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

The tight end dealt with severe cramping last Friday and didn't end up playing in Saturday's preseason game against Carolina, though the two weren't necessarily related given that the Ravens rested some other starters. In any case, Andrews is back at practice this week without any limitations, serving as Lamar Jackson's top target while the team's starting wideouts continue to miss practice with various injuries. The Ravens seemingly expect Marquise Brown (hamstring) and Sammy Watkins (undisclosed) to be ready for Week 1 at Las Vegas, while rookie first-round pick Rashod Bateman (core muscle) figures to miss at least a game or two.

Andrews (undisclosed) didn't play in Saturday's preseason game against the Panthers, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site reports.

The same applies to starting quarterback Lamar Jackson, as well as Baltimore's top wide receivers. In the case of Andrews, the tight end had a severe bout of cramping at Thursday's practice, so it's no surprise he was held out of action Saturday. It remains to be seen if Andrews suits up for the team's preseason finale, but either way, the 25-year-old approaches the 2021 regular season entrenched as the team's No. 1 tight end.

Andrews had a severe bout of cramping at Thursday's practice, but he avoided a trip to the hospital despite the arrival of a couple ambulances, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

It sounds like Andrews overexerted himself on a warm day at a joint practice with the Panthers, temporarily creating a scare. He seems to be okay, but the incident could impact his availability for Saturday's game... if the Ravens even planned to play him in the first place, that is. Coach John Harbaugh declined to comment Thursday when reporters asked him about playing-time expectations for QB Lamar Jackson and other key starters Saturday night against Carolina. In any case, Andrews could be in for a busier-than-initially-expected season if the Ravens' wide receivers can't stay healthy. In addition to Rashod Bateman's extended absence for core-muscle surgery, the team has Marquise Brown, Sammy Watkins and Miles Boykin dealing with day-to-day or week-to-week type injuries.

Andrews and the Ravens have had preliminary discussions about a contract extension, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Four of the Ravens' starters on offense come from the 2018 draft class, with Andrews (third round) joined by QB Lamar Jackson (first), OT Orlando Brown (third) and C/G Bradley Bozeman (sixth). Jackson is obviously the priority among that group, but his status as a first-round pick gives the Ravens a fifth-year contract option. Andrew, Brown and Bozeman, on the other hand, can all become free agents during the 2022 offseason. Brown wants to be traded to a team that will permanently move him from right tackle to left tackle, so it won't be any surprise if Andrews is the first guy to get an extension. The tight end isn't a great blocker and has committed more than his fair share of drops the past two years, but he's also one of the top playmakers at his position, sitting on 2,105 receiving yards and 20 TDs through 45 regular-season games.

Andrews caught four of 11 targets for 28 yards during Saturday's 17-3 divisional-round loss to the Bills.

It was an inefficient night for Andrews, with his 36.4 percent catch rate establishing a new season-worst for games in which he's garnered at least four targets. His 11 looks in the passing game set a new 2020-2021 best for the third-year tight end. But Andrews' most vital opportunity, a contested target by the back pylon of the end zone with 2:41 remaining in the fourth quarter, fell incomplete after ricocheting off his fingertips. He ends the year with 58 catches for 701 yards and seven TDs over 14 regular-season appearances, adding eight receptions for 69 yards over a pair of playoff games. The 25-year-old is under contract with Baltimore for one more season at a cap hit of $1.1 million.

Andrews caught four of six targets for 41 yards in Sunday's 20-13 wild-card win over the Titans.

Andrews placed second on the Ravens in all major receiving categories, trailing only wideout Marquise Brown. While that evidences Andrews' good involvement within the passing game, the offense leaned on its rushing attack to move the ball best Sunday, resulting in mediocre production by the tight end's standards. Although his matchup it yet to be determined, Andrews figures to maintain his presence among quarterback Lamar Jackson's top options in the AFC divisional round.

Andrews had four catches for 27 yards on seven targets against the Bengals.

Andrews was held in check in the regular-season finale after racking up six catches for 56 yards and a touchdown in his first meeting against Cincinnati. The star tight end played just 57 percent of the snaps Sunday in the blowout but still garnered a high target volume. Andrews finishes the regular season with 58 catches for 701 yards and seven touchdowns in 14 games. He will face the Titans in the wild card round Sunday.

Andrews brought in six of 11 targets for 76 yards in the Ravens' 27-13 win over the Giants on Sunday.

Andrews led the Ravens' pass catchers across the stat sheet with his strong effort, one that featured a season-high target tally. The third-year tight end has now recorded at least five receptions and 61 yards in each of his last five games, hitting his stride at the most critical time of the season. Andrews will look to help the Ravens secure playoff positioning and continue serving as one of Lamar Jackson's most consistent targets in a favorable Week 17 matchup against the Bengals.

Andrews recorded five receptions on five targets for 66 yards and a touchdown in Week 15 against the Jaguars.

Andrews continued his run of strong production in the second half of the season. For his third consecutive game, he logged five receptions and has surpassed 60 receiving yards in four consecutive contests. His production in Week 15 came in the form of several long receptions -- including gains of 27, 18 and 12 yards -- and was capped by a three-yard touchdown reception early in the fourth quarter. Andrews and the Ravens will head into a Week 16 matchup against the Giants on a roll offensively.

Andrews caught five of six targets for 78 yards in Monday night's 47-42 win over the Browns.

Andrews returned from a two-game absence to lead the Ravens in receiving yards. His night was highlighted by a long catch of 39 yards, which came after quarterback Lamar Jackson incredibly escaped the pocket before finding him downfield on a third-and-long just prior to halftime. Importantly, though, Andrews also made a couple first-down grabs to help put Baltimore in range for the game's winning field goal late. After enjoying his return to action, Andrews will now get to face a Jaguars defense that's allowed the fifth-most passing yards this season.

Andrews (illness) has been activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews will thus be available for Monday night's contest against the Browns, who've been a fantasy-friendly opponent for opposing TEs this season. Prior to missing the Ravens' last two tilts, Andrews averaged 3.8 catches for 45.4 yards to go along with six TDs through 10 games.

Andrews, who is on the Reserve/COVID list, isn't expected to play Tuesday against the Cowboys, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Though the Ravens, who were shorthanded in their Week 12 loss to the Steelers, will have reinforcements for Tuesday night's game, it doesn't look like they'll have their No. 1 tight end back. Luke Willson thus profiles as the team's top available option at the position in Week 13.

Andrews (thigh) tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday and has been ruled out for Tuesday's game against the Steelers, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Andrews will be one of two Ravens added to the reserve/COVID-19 list Sunday, with star pass rusher Matt Judon being the other following his own positive COVID-19 test, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. They become the 11th and 12th Ravens players to land on the list, rendering both unable to play Tuesday. As Schefter notes, Andrews is a Type 1 diabetic, so the tight end could be more vulnerable to the symptoms of the coronavirus than most of his peers. The Ravens haven't commented on Andrews' status beyond Week 12, but he seems unlikely to clear the protocol in time for Baltimore's Week 13 game Dec. 7 versus Dallas.

Andrews (thigh) is listed as questionable for Tuesday's contest against the Steelers, Daniel Oyefusi of The Baltimore Sun reports.

It remains to be seen if the Ravens will actually play the Steelers during their scheduled Tuesday timeslot after players from both teams were placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Saturday, but if the game is still on expect Andrews to be a game-time decision. The fact the tight end continues to maintain a "limited" designation during the virtual practices is likely a positive sign, but more information will be available Monday should the game still take place during its projected time.

Andrews (thigh) was listed as limited on Friday's practice estimate, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

The Ravens are holding all team activities virtually due to a COVID-19 outbreak among teammates and staff members, but Andrews has maintained a 'limited' listing on all five injury reports this week. With their Week 12 matchup rescheduled a second time to Tuesday, when they're slated to visit Pittsburgh, he likely will be on the receiving end of passes from Robert Griffin due to Lamar Jackson (illness) residing on the reserve/COVID-19 list. And that's assuming the game is played at all.

Andrews (thigh) was listed as limited on Thursday's practice estimate.

We'll revisit the tight end's status Friday to see if he approaches the Ravens' Week 12 game against the Steelers -- now scheduled for Sunday at 1:15 p.m. ET -- fully cleared to play or tagged with an injury designation.

Andrews (thigh) was listed as limited on Wednesday's practice estimate.

That's the same designation applied to the tight end on Tuesday's practice estimate. With the Ravens' originally-scheduled Thursday game against the Steelers now slated to take place Sunday, Andrews will now have added time in the coming days to prepare for Week 12 action.

Andrews (thigh) was a limited participant in Tuesday's walkthrough practice.

Coming off a season-high 56 offensive snaps, Andrews has logged back-to-back limited practice sessions to start the week. The third-year tight end also dealt with a thigh injury prior to a Week 5 game against the Bengals, where he posted a 6-56-1 line. Andrews will aim to upgrade to full participation Wednesday and shake the injury tag before Thursday's AFC North matchup against the Steelers.

Andrews was limited at Monday's walk-through due to a thigh injury.

Andrews made a sudden appearance on the Ravens' Week 5 injury report just before a matchup with the Bengals, with a thigh issue the root cause. He proceeded to suit up and score one of his six touchdowns on the season. Now with a cap on his practice reps to begin Week 12 prep, the status of Andrews bears watching in advance of Thursday's visit to Pittsburgh.

Andrews recorded five receptions on seven targets for 96 yards and a touchdown in Week 11 against the Titans.

Andrews delivered several big plays in the contest, highlighted by a 31-yard touchdown reception early in the third quarter. He also tacked on additional receptions of 30, 15 and 14 yards, serving as a deep threat for the Ravens throughout the game. The effort marked the first time that Andrews logged a reception of greater than 20 yards since Week 4. He'll draw a matchup against the Steelers in Week 12, a defense that limited him to three receptions for 32 yards in their first matchup.

Andrews hauled in seven passes (nine targets) for 61 yards in Sunday's 23-17 loss to New England.

Andrews' touchdown drought extended to four games, but he was able to set new highs in receptions and yards. The fact that 61 yards represents star tight end's season high is a reflection of the down year he is having following a breakout 2019 campaign. Part of the blame can be placed on Lamar Jackson's regression as a pocket passer, but the duo took a step forward despite the losing effort. Given how shallow the tight end position is, Andrews remains a top fantasy option heading into a juicy matchup against the Texans on Sunday.

Andrews caught three of five targets for 22 yards in Sunday's 24-10 win over the Colts.

Lamar Jackson only needed to attempt 23 passes on the afternoon, and while Andrews did tie Marquise Brown for the team lead in targets, the modest volume didn't translate into much production. Fellow tight end Nick Boyle wound up leading the Ravens with only 46 receiving yards. After scoring five TDs in the first five games of the year, Andrews has now failed to get into the end zone in three straight heading into another tough matchup against the Patriots in Week 10.

Andrews caught three of his six targets, producing 32 receiving yards during Sunday's 28-24 loss to the Steelers.

Lamar Jackson threw two touchdown passes Sunday and Andrews was involved in neither, a surprising development after he reeled in five of the quarterback's 10 TD passes between Weeks 1 and 7. Scoring plays have largely salvaged Andrews' fantasy value in 2020, as Baltimore ranks 31st in passing offense after posting a 24th-placed finish in that category a year ago. A Week 9 matchup against the Colts is challenging, as Indianapolis holds league lows with 222 receiving yards and no touchdowns surrendered to the tight end position.

Andrews caught two of four targets for 21 yards during Sunday's 30-28 win over the Eagles.

Although the Ravens scored 30 points for the fifth time in six games, Andrews finished with a new season low in yardage as the Eagles defense made a concerted effort to stop him. He has five touchdowns through the first six games of the season, but he still hasn't reached 60 receiving yards and has been held under 30 three times, creating a somewhat touchdown-dependent fantasy profile. Andrews will enjoy a bye next weekend before taking on the Steelers in Week 8.

Andrews corralled six of his nine targets for 56 receiving yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 27-3 win against the Bengals.

The reigning Pro Bowl tight end has been on a tear in the scoring department, with TDs on three of his 12 targets against the past two weeks. Andrews has been held to three or fewer receptions on three occasions thus far this season, but his five total TDs compensate for that fact. A thigh injury that hindered Andrews throughout the practice week is something to keep an eye on, but after he made it through Sunday's contest with no issue, he's seemingly a full-go for a Week 6 matchup against the Eagles. Heading into the weekend's slate of games, Philadelphia ranked second-worst in the NFL with five receiving TDs surrendered to opposing tight ends.

Andrews (thigh) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

As expected, Andrews is a go after being added to the Ravens' injury report Thursday in the wake of logging a limited practice and subsequently being one of 12 players listed as questionable by the team for Sunday's game. Through four contests, the tight end has hauled in 12 of his 20 targets for 166 yards, with two-TD efforts in both Week 1 and Week 4.

Andrews has been added to the Ravens' Week 5 injury report as a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews was completely absent from Wednesday's injury report, a hint that his thigh issue may have been sustained during practice. How much the star tight end is able to do in Friday's session should go a long way in determining whether his status for Sunday's upcoming contest against the Bengals is in any jeopardy.

Andrews recorded three receptions for 57 yards and two touchdowns in Week 4 against Washington.

Andrews bounced back from a tough Week 3 performance when he appeared out of sync with Lamar Jackson. He recorded a pair of touchdowns in a single game for the second time this season, hauling in scores of 25 and 22 yards. There was little else left for Andrews to do throughout the game, as the Ravens attempted only 23 passes in their lopsided victory. Andrews will have another favorable matchup in Week 5 as Baltimore will travel to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals.

Andrews caught three of eight targets for 22 yards in Monday night's 34-20 loss to the Chiefs.

Andrews and the rest of the Ravens offense had a performance to forget, but the tight end's failure to come up with a catchable, would-be touchdown during the third quarter made his outing all the worse. On the bright side, Andrews at least led Baltimore in targets, setting a new season high in the category as well. Following back-to-back down performances, Andrews should be desperate to return to his best form in Week 4 versus Washington.

Andrews caught one pass for 29 yards on three targets Sunday against the Texans.

It was a quiet outing from Andrews after his strong showing in the season opener. He played jut 58 percent of the snaps (38 total), a significant dropoff from the 71 percent he played in Week 1. His target volume dropped down to just three, which was his lowest count since Week 14 of 2019. Andrews figures to be more involved in Week 3 against the Chiefs.

Andrews registered five catches (on six targets) for 58 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's 38-6 win against the Browns.

Andrews is well on his way to a second consecutive double-digit touchdown season, after scoring two first-half TDs against a Cleveland defense that was without Mack Wilson (knee), Greedy Williams (shoulder), and Grant Delpit (Achilles) for Week 1. The third-year tight end now has five scores in his past three outings against the divisional rival and nine total TDs over his past eight regular-season appearances. During Week 2 Andrews will face a Texans defense that surrendered six catches, 50 receiving yards, and a touchdown to Kansas City's Travis Kelce during its season opener.

Andrews projects to see a higher snap count in 2020, writes John Eisenberg of the team's official website.

Though Andrews led all tight ends with 10 touchdowns last season, he did so while playing a mere 41 percent of the team's offensive snaps. Part of that was Andrews dealing with some bumps and bruises, and part of it was Hayden Hurst commanding a significant chunk of snaps as well. With a clean bill of health and Hurst moving onto Atlanta, the runway is clear for Andrews to play a high percentage of the snaps in Baltimore. Much has been made about the sustainability or lack thereof when it comes to Andrews' touchdown rate from 2019 (10.2%). However, if Andrews sees a major snap count increase thus major target increase, any regression in touchdown efficiency could be smoothed over by the significant uptick in opportunities.

Andrews (ankle) secured four of seven targets for 39 yards in the Ravens' 28-12 divisional-round loss to the Titans on Saturday.

Andrews was able to suit up without any issue despite his questionable designation coming in, but he was considerably off the mark with respect to his typical level of performance. The star tight end's yardage total was his second lowest over the last eight contests, as he was unable to benefit from Lamar Jackson's career-high 365 passing yards. Despite the undesirable conclusion to the season, Andrews' 2019 will be looked at as a breakout campaign, as he finished with an impressive 64-852-10 line across 15 games, career-best numbers he'll aim to surpass in 2020.

Andrews (ankle) is active for Saturday's divisional-round game against the Titans.

A limited practice participant throughout the week due to an ankle injury, Andrews will gut it out in this do-or-die situation. According to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, Andrews wasn't wearing a wrap on the ankle during pregame warmups, but it remains to be seen if he'll handle a full workload. Aside from Andrews, Hayden Hurst and Nick Boyle are the Ravens' other active tight ends.

Andrews (ankle) is listed as questionable for Saturday's divisional-round game versus the Titans.

Andrews has dealt with a knee injury and then an ankle issue since Week 14, the latter of which held him out of the Ravens' regular-season finale. Coming off the team's bye, he maintained limited practices throughout this week but still enters the weekend with a designation. Assuming he avoids the inactive list when it's released about 90 minutes before Saturday's 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff, he should serve as the top tight end option for Lamar Jackson.

Andrews (ankle) was limited at practice Wednesday.

We expect Andrews to be available for Saturday's playoff game against the Titans, though it's plausible that the tight end -- who sat out the Ravens' regular-season finale along with several other key players -- will officially be listed as questionable heading into the weekend.

Andrews (ankle) returned to practice Thursday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Andrews sat out Tuesday's session, but his return to the field Thursday suggests that the tight end's ankle issue isn't something that will impact his availability for the Ravens' playoff opener, which will take place Jan. 11.

Andrews (ankle) did not practice Tuesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews was able to participate in the Ravens' final practice session prior to Week 17, but with the team getting an off day Wednesday and not playing until Jan. 11, it was decided to keep him off the field Tuesday.

Andrews (ankle) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Andrews missed two practices this week due to a sore ankle, making it easy decision for the Ravens to hold him out of a regular-season finale where nothing is at stake. With the Ravens having already clinched the No. 1 seed, coach John Harbaugh plans to rely heavily on his reserve players in Week 17. Expect the duo of Hayden Hurst and Nick Boyle to absorb all of Andrews' snaps at tight end.

Andrews (ankle), who is listed as questionable on the official injury report for Sunday's game against the Steelers, is not expected to play, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

With the Ravens' playoff seeding locked in, coach John Harbaugh had already announced that Lamar Jackson, Marshal Yanda, Earl Thomas, Brandon Williams and Mark Ingram (calf) won't play Sunday. It's not surprise that Andrews will be held out as well to rest his sore ankle.

Andrews (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's 4:25 ET game against the Steelers after logging a limited practice Friday.

With the Ravens' playoff seeding locked in, coach John Harbaugh has already announced that Lamar Jackson, Marshal Yanda, Earl Thomas, Brandon Williams and Mark Ingram won't play Sunday. Beyond that quintet, it's possible that other key players, like the banged-up Andrews, could be rested or limited as well. For that reason, the tight end will be a risky Week 17 fantasy roll, even if he's not among the team's inactives versus Pittsburgh.

Andrews (ankle) was present for Friday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

There's a pretty good chance that he'll be listed as a limited participant and then questionable for Sunday's game against the Steelers. Keep in mind that the Ravens having already clinched the AFC's top playoff seed, so it wouldn't surprise us to see Andrews rested or limited this weekend, even if is ankle is sound enough for him to suit up.

Andrews (ankle) wasn't spotted at practice Thursday, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

We'll revisit the tight end's status no later than Friday, but with the Ravens having already clinched the AFC's top playoff seed, it's not hard to imagine the team playing it safe with Andrews on Sunday against the Steelers if his ankle remains problematic heading into the weekend.

The Ravens listed Andrews (ankle) as a non-participant on Wednesday's practice estimation.

Andrews' Week 17 status is worth tracking, especially with the Ravens having clinched the AFC's top playoff seed. Even if his ankle issue isn't a major concern, it could be enough to prompt the team's coaching staff to rest or limit the tight end this weekend.

Andrews (knee) secured four of seven targets for 52 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 42-21 win over the Jets on Thursday.

Andrews tied Marquise Brown for the team lead in receptions while checking in second to Seth Roberts in receiving yardage. The second-year tight end narrowly missed a truly explosive night when he and Lamar Jackson just failed to connect on a deep pass down the middle early in the fourth quarter, but it was still a fruitful fantasy night following his early exit from a Week 14 win over the Bills due to a knee injury. Andrews will look to put together an even stronger effort against the Browns in Week 16, a week from Sunday.

Andrews (knee) is active for Thursday's game against the Jets.

Andrews was unable to make it through the first half of Sunday's 24-17 win over the Bills, finishing the afternoon with one catch for 14 yards on nine offensive snaps. He was then listed as a non-participant on Monday's injury report, but the Ravens upgraded him to limited participation Tuesday and Wednesday, ultimately deeming the tight end questionable. With his active status now confirmed, Andrews should have a major role in the Baltimore passing game, though his target volume had been trending down even before Sunday's injury. The tight end drew no more than six targets each of the past four weeks, instead getting by on efficiency (11.6 yards per target) and touchdowns (two). The Jets have allowed the second-fewest fantasy points to tight ends, but they appear far more vulnerable with safety Jamal Adams (ankle) out of the lineup.

Andrews (knee) is expected to attempt to play Thursday night against the Jets, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Andrews was able to take the practice field on a limited basis for consecutive sessions, but officially enters the week with a "questionable" tag. The Ravens are double-digit favorites and are a team with plenty of depth at the position, so while a conservative approach for Andrews might make sense, it seems he's physically healthy enough to go. Stay tuned for the official inactives list roughly 90 minutes prior to the 8:20 p.m. EST kickoff.

Andrews (knee) is listed as questionable for Thursday's contest against the Jets, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Andrews has now logged back-to-back limited practices after being held out of Monday's session. The top tight end is nursing a knee injury picked up during Sunday's win over the Bills. Andrews appears to be trending in the right direction for Thursday's tilt against the Jets, despite facing a quick turnaround, though Hayden Hurst and Nick Boyle remain on hand to handle extra snaps in the event that the 23-year-old were to end up limited or even inactive Week 15.

Andrews (knee) was listed as limited on Tuesday's practice estimation.

After he was spotted jogging during the portion of the session open to the media, Andrews seems to have participated enough to elevate from Monday's DNP. Per Clifton Brown of the Ravens' official site, Andrews' knee injury isn't considered severe by coach John Harbaugh. Ultimately, Tuesday's development is a step in the right direction to active status Thursday versus the Jets.

Andrews (knee) was seen jogging during the part of Tuesday's practice open to the media, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated injury report, Andrews' seeming ability to participate one day later is a step in the right direction. It also backs up coach John Harbaugh's assertions that Andrews' knee injury "is not serious," and the tight end expects to "be back Thursday" versus the Jets, per Clifton Brown of the Ravens' official site. Tuesday's practice report will unveil whether or not Andrews elevated to 'limited' or even 'full'.

Andrews (knee) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice estimation.

The fact that the Ravens play again Thursday night is of some concern here, but coach John Harbaugh previously downplayed the situation, noting that Andrews' injury is "not serious" and that the tight end expects to "be back Thursday. We'll see how that goes as the week goes on." If Andrews ends up limited at all, or even out in Week 15, added snaps/targets would be available for both Hayden Hurst and Nick Boyle.

Andrews' knee/thigh injury "is considered a minor one" and the tight end "should be okay moving forward," Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The report echoes Andrews' previously-stated optimism that he'll be able to play Thursday night against the Jets. Look for the tight end to be listed on Monday's practice estimation, but at this stage it appears as though Andrews will be able to suit up in Week 15, despite the Ravens' quick turnaround following Sunday's 24-17 win over the Bills.

The injury that forced Andrews out of Sunday's win over the Bills is being described as a thigh bruise, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Zrebiec adds that coach John Harbaugh indicated that the tight end's injury isn't serious, while noting that Andrews expects to play this coming Thursday against the Jets.

Andrews was forced out of Sunday's game against the Bills with a knee injury, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Prior to his exit, Andrews had caught one of his three targets for 14 yards. Next up for the Ravens' tight end looks in his absence are Hayden Hurst and Nick Boyle.

Andrews (shoulder) caught six of eight targets for 99 yards during Sunday's 23-17 win over the Bengals.

Andrews dealt with a bit of a shoulder issue during the week, but he showed no signs of it as he led the team in targets, catches, and receiving yards in the absence of Marquise Brown. He broke off a 39-yard gain, which tied his longest of the year, and has now recorded 99 or more receiving yards in three of six games. Andrews also has three touchdown catches to his name and will look to add to his numbers in next Sunday's matchup with the Seahawks.

Andrews (shoulder) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

Andrews, who has been working through a foot issue of late, was also listed with a shoulder injury on the Ravens' Week 6 injury report. His active status Sunday is not surprising, however, given that he was able to practice fully Friday after missing Wednesday's session and being limited Thursday. With Marquise Brown (ankle) inactive, Andrews will continue to be counted on as a key weapon for QB Lamar Jackson. The tight end has logged between seven and nine targets in each of the team's five contests to date, which has yielded Andrews a 28/311/3 stat line in that span.

Andrews (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Cincinnati, but he's expected to play after logging a full practice Friday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Listed with a foot injury the past four weeks, Andrews now is dealing with a shoulder issue that held him out of Wednesday's practice. He returned Thursday on a limited basis and upgraded to full participation Friday, setting him up for active status ahead of Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff. With wide receiver Marquise Brown (ankle) considered a game-time decision, Andrews is in a good spot to continue his five-game streak of seven or more targets.

Andrews (shoulder) was listed as a limited practice participant Thursday.

Andrews' return to practice, albeit in a limited fashion Thursday, puts the tight end on track to play Sunday against the Bengals. We'll revisit his status Friday to see if he heads into the weekend officially listed as questionable, or free from a Week 6 injury designation.

Andrews (shoulder) returned to practice Thursday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Andrews, who has been managing a foot injury of late, is now listed as having a shoulder issue, but the tight end's return to practice Thursday suggests that he'll continue to play through his aches and pains Sunday against the Bengals. We'll circle back on Andrews' status later Thursday to see if the Ravens end up listing him as a limited or full practice participant.

Coach John Harbaugh said Monday that Andrews will have to keep managing his nagging foot injury, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Andrews avoided an injury designation for Sunday's game but only played 43 of 81 offensive snaps as he was forced to leave the game, though the injury was never officially announced and he returned to the contest. It doesn't appear the 23-year-old will be fully recovered from the injury in the near future and seems likely to be limited at practice again this week.

Andrews (foot) doesn't carry an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Steelers after practicing fully Friday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Per Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun, Andrews "looked less tentative in practice this week than he had in recent weeks," which sets the stage for the tight end to remain a key cog in the Ravens' passing attack in Week 5. Four games into the 2019 season, Andrews has averaged eight targets an outing, en route to hauling in a team-high 23 catches for 266 yards and three TDs.