Mark Andrews enters the 2026 season as the Ravens’ clear top tight end following the departures of Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, drawing the highest target share through four weeks on short-to-intermediate routes in the new Declan Doyle offense. He has posted 18 receptions for 149 yards and one touchdown while posting improved PFF grades, though his yards per catch remain modest. Lamar Jackson’s ankle injury has elevated backup Tyler Huntley’s role for at least Week 5, potentially increasing Andrews’ short-area volume but limiting big-play opportunities. At age 31, the veteran has avoided major injury and maintains strong rapport with the Ravens’ passing game, yet red-zone competition from Derrick Henry and wideouts plus typical tight-end touchdown variance shape the remainder of his campaign.