The Baltimore Ravens got their MVP quarterback back last week and the offense easily picked the Dolphins apart. Despite their 3-5 record, they have a championship caliber offense whenever Lamar Jackson is at the helm. That of course means more fantasy football opportunities for their playmakers. That showed up last week, as tight end Mark Andrews scored two touchdowns on just two receptions.
Below, we’ll go over Mark Andrews’ outlook in fantasy football for Week 10.
Fantasy Football analysis: Ravens, TE, Mark Andrews
Andrews is incredibly frustrating in fantasy, as he has four touchdowns, but just two games in which he’s caught a touchdown. In his other games, In his six other games, his highest finish has been TE17 in PPR and TE22 in standard. That literally makes him a touchdown(s) or bust player in fantasy.
Of course, if you look at his last three games with Jackson as his QB, he has 15 receptions for 143 yards and four touchdowns. The Vikings aren’t shutting down opposing tight ends, as they’ve allowed four touchdown receptions over the last five games. Andrews carries some risk, but most tight ends do.
Start or sit in Week 10 PPR leagues?
Start.
Start or sit in Week 10 standard leagues?
Start.
