Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is optimistic about turning around his slow start to the season, where he has recorded only six catches for 65 yards in the first three games. Despite being held without a catch in a recent game against Dallas, Andrews remains confident that he will soon have more opportunities to contribute. Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken supports this sentiment, indicating that Andrews will have chances to shine as the season progresses.
- Mark Andrews is experiencing the worst start of his career but remains patient.
- Ravens' offensive game plan has limited Andrews' opportunities.
- Despite a slow start, Andrews has a strong track record and is expected to bounce back.
Mark Andrews | TE
Breakout
Pickup
6 receptions
7 targets
65 rec yards
0- Has only six catches for 65 yards this season, the lowest in his career for the first three games.
- Was held without a catch in the last game, marking the first time in 76 games.
- Remains confident and believes his opportunities will come.
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- Ravens have adopted a run-heavy game plan, impacting Andrews' targets.
- Offensive coordinator Todd Monken believes Andrews will have future opportunities.