Mark Andrews

Andrews could be a fantasy superstar if the Ravens leaned into the pass just a little more. As it is, they ranked 32nd in pass attempts per game last year, and it's difficult to see them dramatically changing the game plan with Lamar Jackson under center. Even if they do, the team drafted Rashod Bateman and signed Sammy Watkins, which means Andrews will be hard-pressed to significantly improve his production. Still, he ranked as the fourth-best tight end in both total fantasy points and fantasy points per game last year, and was the fifth-most targeted tight end in the red zone. In other words, even if he fails to build on his previous production, he'll likely be a top-5 tight end once again.

Mark Andrews and Ravens in preliminary contract negotiations

Per Ryan Mink of the Baltimore Ravens, Mark Andrews and the team have begun preliminary contract negotiations.

Fantasy Impact

In recent days, the Ravens have begun contract talks with key players, Mark Andrews and Lamar Jackson. It's noted that Andrews shares the same agent as disgruntled tackle Orlando Brown Jr, who was been rumored to want a trade from the team.