Mark Andrews

Andrews was drafted in the 12th round last season and he ended up finishing as the TE4. While Andrews' price tag has risen considerably this offseason, he may still be worth the draft choice due to how involved he is in this offense. Hurst has been traded away, which leaves very little competition for targets behind him. There's no reason to expect regression for Andrews this season from a targets perspective, although it might be difficult for him to reach 10 receiving touchdowns again. With that being said, Andrews is a fantastic pick as a top-5 TE in redraft leagues this year.

Mark Andrews, despite having Type 1 Diabetes, plans to play in 2020

Ravens TE Mark Andrews, who has Type 1 Diabetes, indicated on a Zoom call Wednesday night that he plans to play in 2020.

Fantasy Impact

Rumors have swirled regarding Andrews’ playing status for the 2020 season knowing he deals with Type 1 Diabetes. He confirmed though on Wednesday that he plans to play. Andrews said, “we’ve got a big year coming up. I want to be able to do a lot of things, and...just being able to help this team win is exciting for me.” After finishing the 2019 season as the second-highest producing fantasy tight end behind just Travis Kelce, Andrews is in line for a fantastic 2020 working with QB Lamar Jackson. Should you be so inclined to handcuff Andrews, Nick Boyle is the guy to own as his backup in Baltimore.