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 a three-time Pro Bowler, Andrews faced challenges including double coverage and a run-heavy game plan that limited his opportunities. He remains confident that his time will come and is focused on contributing to the team's success. Additionally, rookie cornerback Nate Wiggins discussed his recovery from a car accident that caused him to miss a game.
- Mark Andrews is experiencing the worst start of his career but remains optimistic.
- The Ravens' game plan has limited Andrews' opportunities significantly.
- Rookie Nate Wiggins has returned to play after a serious car accident.
Mark Andrews | TE
Breakout
Week 3
6 receptions
6 targets
65 rec yards
0- Andrews has only six catches for 65 yards this season, marking his slowest start.
- He was held without a catch in Week 3 for the first time in 76 games.
- Andrews remains confident that he will have more opportunities as the season progresses.
Baltimore Ravens
- The Ravens have implemented a run-heavy game plan that has affected Andrews' targets.
- The team is optimistic about Andrews' future contributions despite his slow start.