Mark Andrews has long been an elite tight end in the NFL, but the cap-strapped Baltimore Ravens could decide to move on from the veteran this offseason after a disappointing end to the 2024 season.

INDIANAPOLIS — Neither Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta nor coach John Harbaugh had spoken ... tackle Ronnie Stanley and tight end Mark Andrews. Here are the four biggest takeaways ...

The Baltimore Ravens are primed to be contenders in the AFC again in 2025. But one prediction has head coach John Harbaugh ...

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Andrews has since shouldered a lot of blame for Baltimore coming up short against the Bills. While head coach John Harbaugh had spoken to the media shortly thereafter, saying "Mark is a huge part ...

At the NFL combine, Baltimore's general manager gave a noncommittal response when asked about the tight end's future.

Instead, tight end Mark Andrews lined up under center ... Unsurprisingly, Ravens coach John Harbaugh, who utilized Andrews in the same role on several occasions, is not in favor of eliminating ...

In Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, the Ravens have a trio that led the league in touchdown catches by tight ...

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta and Head Coach John Harbaugh met with reporters ... after those veteran minimum guys." Tight end Mark Andrews has the Ravens' fourth-highest salary cap hit ...

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While head coach John Harbaugh had spoken to the media shortly thereafter and discussed Andrews, saying "Mark is a huge part of our future," that sentiment might have have taken a shift based on ...