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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 likely suffered a season-ending left ankle injury
- The injury occurred during a 'hip drop' tackle by Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson
- The Ravens will have to rely on tight ends Charlie Kolar and Isaiah Likely to fill Andrews' role
Mark Andrews | TE
- Likely out for the season with a serious left ankle injury
- Caught 287 passes from Lamar Jackson over the past six years
- Connected with Jackson for 33 touchdowns
- Led all tight ends with six touchdowns through the first 10 weeks of the season
Charlie Kolar | TE
- Will likely take over as the Ravens' starting tight end
- No catches in the game against the Bengals
- Has 45 catches for 462 yards in 27 career games
Isaiah Likely | TE
- Will also be relied upon to fill Andrews' role
- No catches in the game against the Bengals
- Fourth-round pick from a year ago
- Has 45 catches for 462 yards in 27 career games
Baltimore Ravens
- Will have to rely on tight ends Charlie Kolar and Isaiah Likely to fill Mark Andrews' role
Cincinnati Bengals
- Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson's 'hip drop' tackle led to Andrews' injury
- The tackle technique is being discussed and may be outlawed