Andrews should once again be considered one of the best Fantasy tight ends in 2024, and he's worth drafting as early as Round 4 in the majority of leagues. Sam LaPorta and Travis Kelce will likely be the first two tight ends drafted in most formats, and Andrews should come off the board next or potentially behind Trey McBride. In 2023, Andrews had another stellar campaign at 13.5 PPR points per game, but he missed the final six games of the regular season with an ankle injury. He returned for the AFC Championship Game, and Andrews should be fully healthy for training camp. He should once again be the No. 1 target for Lamar Jackson, and Andrews should be in consideration to be the best Fantasy tight end this year.
Still in his prime playing years, Andrews heads into his seventh season with the Ravens. Andrews played in only 10 games last season (ankle), but he averaged 13.2 PPG, while seeing 14 red zone targets. Andrews is a natural seam stretcher with the frame to win contested catches, and he will continue to be a prime option for quarterback Lamar Jackson as a middle-of-the-field option with third-level ability on schemed concepts. Andrews is a top-three player at the position.
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