In a recent game against the Bengals, Ravens tight end Mark Andrews was unable to find the end zone, finishing with four receptions for 55 yards. However, his fellow tight ends, Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, had standout performances, with Likely scoring two touchdowns and Kolar adding a long touchdown reception. This game highlighted the depth of the Ravens' tight end position, even as Andrews continues to struggle.

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is likely out for the season due to a serious left ankle injury. The injury occurred during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals when Andrews was tackled with a 'hip drop' technique. The Ravens will have to rely on other tight ends, Charlie Kolar and Isaiah Likely, to step up in Andrews' absence.

Mark Andrews, the tight end for the Baltimore Ravens, is listed as inactive for the team's opener against the Texans due to a quadriceps injury. Andrews was limited in practice leading up to the game, but the Ravens are being cautious with their star tight end. In his absence, Isaiah Likely is expected to have an expanded role in Week 1, with Charlie Kolar also seeing playing time. Andrews is targeting a potential return to action on September 17th against the Bengals.