Mark Andrews

Andrews is someone who reminded me of Jason Witten with the way he maneuvered his way through routes in college. He wasn't fast, but seemed to get open quite a bit, becoming a favorite of Baker Mayfield in the process. He can't block very well, which may limit his playing time, as will their first-round pick Hayden Hurst. The Ravens use their tight end a lot, but knowing that Andrews was taken two rounds later than Hurst, he's clearly in a backup role.

Mark Andrews goes to Baltimore Ravens at pick 86

With the 86th overall pick in the NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens selected Oklahoma tight end Mark Andrews.

Fantasy Impact

The Ravens had already selected tight end Hayden Hurst in the first round, so selecting another one already in the third round is a bit of a surprise. However, it is not an unprecedented move for the Ravens, who selected tight ends Ed Dickson and Dennis Pitta in the third and fourth rounds of the 2010 draft. Hurst is an all-around solid tight end who is projected to start for the Ravens, while Andrews is more of a pure receiving tight end who could end up as the second tight end in two tight end sets as long as he proves he can block at the NFL level.