Mark Andrews enters the 2026 season as the Ravens' primary tight end following Isaiah Likely's departure, drawing a high target share in the short-to-intermediate areas under new play-caller Declan Doyle. Through four games he has posted 18 receptions for 149 yards and one touchdown on 24 targets, reflecting a possession role that has produced consistent looks but limited big-play production at age 31. Lamar Jackson's ankle injury raises the prospect of backup Tyler Huntley starting, which could increase short-area volume suited to Andrews' strengths, while his own hand injury has not limited participation. Baltimore's run-heavy approach with Derrick Henry and emphasis on red-zone opportunities will shape his touchdown ceiling, alongside health and the 17-game schedule.