To say that Mark Andrews' performance late in 2021 was beyond expectations might be a giant understatement.
In the last eight games of the fantasy football season (Weeks 10-17), even with Lamar Jackson mostly absent at quarterback for the Ravens, Andrews averaged seven catches for 90 yards with six touchdowns during that span. Outside of Cooper Kupp, JaMarr Chase, Justin Jefferson, and Davante Adams, it's not a stretch to argue that the Baltimore tight end was the most valuable fanta sy football pass catcher in November and December last season.
With Baltimore having shipped Marquise “Hollywood” Brown to Arizona in the offseason, Andrews is clearly the top option in Baltimore's passing attack and therefore may improve upon his 107 catches from 2021. Outside of Rashad Bateman, it's not a stretch to say that the Ravens' wide receivers are well below league average.
Therefore, Andrews should be considered similarly to a lower end WR1 and therefore drafted in the top three rounds, if not higher.'