Mark Andrews has posted just 181 receiving yards through six games in 2026, averaging 30.2 yards per contest on a 22.7% target share that ranks among the highest for tight ends. The 31-year-old veteran is operating primarily as a short-area possession option in new coordinator Declan Doyle’s offense, with limited downfield usage amid the Ravens’ heavy reliance on Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson’s legs. Jackson’s ankle absence has further limited the passing attack, contributing to Andrews’ lowest yards-per-reception mark of his career. Reduced competition at tight end has preserved his snap share near 65%, but rookie Josh Cuevas has outproduced him in recent outings, and age-related regression appears to be capping his ceiling for the remainder of the schedule.