Ravens TE Mark Andrews ranked second on the team Sunday with 6 targets and 5 catches. He went for just 27 yards but snagged one of the team's two TD receptions. Andrews faces a potential playing-time issue, though.
2026 Fantasy Football Impact: TE Playing Time Bears Watching
Andrews entered Sunday ahead of Durham Smythe for the team TE lead in playing time, and way ahead of rookies Matthew Hibner and Josh Cuevas. The snap shares looked like this:
- Andrews 64.7%
- Smythe 56.8%
- Hibner 39.0%
- Cuevas 14.2%
Sunday's game found Andrews' playing time down slightly, at 58.7%. His route share, however, was up slightly from 65.6% through three games to 70.6% vs. the Titans.
Hibner, meanwhile, played just one fewer snap than Andrews and ranked second among Ravens TEs in routes with 10. But that represented less than half of Andrews' total.
What's the takeaway here? That's tough to say, because Baltimore played nearly half the snaps with QB Tyler Huntley and played nearly the entire second half with a multi-score lead.
Sunday didn't give us anything specifically worrisome for Andrews yet. But his underwhelming start to 2026 overall makes him sellable if you find a worthwhile opportunity.
