NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported that the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a three-year, $39.3 million extension with Mark Andrews. The deal includes $26 million fully guaranteed and keeps Andrews in Baltimore through 2028.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson had his third awful fantasy performance in a row going 17-32 for 246 yards and no TDs. On the ground, Jackson only ran six times for 27 yards. He threw one INT and lost two more fumbles in the game. It is the first time in Jackson’s career that he has gone three straight games without a passing TD. His previous two contests ended as QB25 and QB29. He certainly won’t reach the top 24 QBs this week either.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (calf) is not listed on the final injury report for this weekend’s game vs. the Jets. He was limited on Thursday and a full participant on Friday after missing Wednesday’s practice. Likely should be ready for his usual role this weekend. The floor is low, but Likely packs some upside with the Ravens implied for 29 points against the Jets.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (calf) returned to a limited practice on Thursday. That should have him on track to play vs. the Jets this weekend, but we'll see how Likely is listed on the final injury report tomorrow.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (calf) did not practice on Wednesday. We don't have any additional info on the calf injury. We'll see if Likely gets back on the field tomorrow. His absence vs. the Jets this weekend would be a slight boost to TE Mark Andrews' fantasy value.

The forecast for today's Ravens-Browns game calls for sustained winds around 25 mph with gusts between 30-35 mph. That figures to impact play-calling, as well as deep throws and longer kicks. Hopefully you weren't relying too heavily on Cleveland's passing game here, although TEs Harold Fannin and David Njoku could be ok as short-range targets. We're downgrading Baltimore's passing game, but QB Lamar Jackson, WR Zay Flowers, and TE Mark Andrews remain fine fantasy starts. Avoid the kickers in this game. The over/under has dropped from 39.5 on Thursday to 38.5.

Ravens TE Mark Andrews caught the team's only TD pass in Sunday's win over the Vikings. That was one of his 3 receptions for a mere 14 yards among five targets on a difficult passing day for Baltimore. Andrews matched TE Isaiah Likely at five targets. Likely caught two of his for 17 yards.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (hamstring) will "likely" miss Sunday's game vs. the Texans and could be sidelined for 2-3 weeks, according to The Baltimore Sun's Brian Wacker. The Ravens have a Week 7 bye, so Week 8 has felt like a realistic return target for Jackson since he went down. We'll keep you updated on his status, but fantasy managers need to be making other plans for the next couple of weeks. Jackson's absence would leave QB Cooper Rush under center for games against Houston and the Rams. Rush has made 14 career starts -- all for the Cowboys -- and sports a 60.9% completion rate at 6.3 yards per attempt.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (foot) is active for today’s game vs. the Chiefs. His role in his 2025 debut is uncertain, making Likely a high-risk Week 4 fantasy play.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (foot) is expected to play vs. the Chiefs today, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Likely is listed as questionable, but he practiced all week, including a full workout on Friday. There's still a chance that his snaps are scaled back in his 2025 debut, so try to not use Likely in Week 4 fantasy lineups. He is, however, worth stashing on benches in fantasy leagues of 12+ teams.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (foot) is listed as questionable for this weekend’s game vs. the Chiefs. He practiced all week, including a full workout on Friday, so we’re expecting him to play. Likely can’t be trusted in fantasy lineups in his 2025 debut, but he does add some downside to TE Mark Andrews’ outlook.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (foot) is out for Monday night's game vs. the Lions. He put in three limited practices this week but evidently isn't ready for game action yet. We'll tentatively expect Likely back for Week 4 and keep an eye on his progress this coming week. His absence should mean plenty of snaps again for TE Mark Andrews, who has been nearly invisible through two games.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (foot) was limited in Thursday's practice. We're tentatively expecting him to play vs. the Lions on Monday night but will keep you updated on his status over the next few days. Likely would not be a bankable fantasy play in his 2025 debut, although he could quickly become one with TE Mark Andrews off to a slow start.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (foot) is out for this weekend’s game vs. the Browns. He returned to a limited practice on Friday, putting a Week 3 return on the table. TE Mark Andrews bombed in the box score in the opener, but he registered a solid 73% route rate. He has obvious bounce-back potential against Cleveland on Sunday.

With TE Isaiah Likely sidelined by a foot fracture, Ravens TE Mark Andrews was poised for a feature role. Instead, he caught just one pass for five yards. Even without Likely, Andrews played 74.5% of the snaps -- down from 87.3% in his lone game without Likely last year. That number could dip further when Likely returns.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (foot) is out for Sunday night's game vs. the Bills. He didn't practice all week but has avoided a trip to IR. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported earlier this week that Likely "should be ready early in the season." We're currently projecting Likely to return in Week 3 but will continue to monitor his progress. His absence in the opener should mean a boost in playing time and targets for TE Mark Andrews.

The Ravens expect TE Isaiah Likely to miss Sunday's game against the Bills, but NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Likely "should be ready early in the season."

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely suffered a "small foot fracture" during Tuesday's practice, ESPN reports. The issue could keep him out into the early part of the regular season.

Update: Likely will have surgery this week to repair the broken bone in his foot and is tentatively expected to be sidelined for about six weeks, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Baltimore's season kicks off in 5.5 weeks.