Andrews opened 2025 with two receptions for seven yards through two weeks, a stark drop from 2024’s TD-heavy usage. He remains TD-dependent, and a reshuffled target tree could limit raw production despite the Ravens’ high scoring.

Andrews remains a core target in the Ravens TE tandem, providing a reliable target and red zone presence to balance the group. His involvement is essential to unlocked layouts for Flowers and Walker, offering a steady baseline in fantasy lineups.

Andrews has started slow, with two receptions for seven yards as the Ravens struggle to click offensively. The Detroit defense has been stingy against TEs, and Andrews has yet to reach offensive rhythm. Consider him a risk-start this week unless you need a high-upside pivot, as the matchup is not forgiving.

Andrews is a high-draft TE who’s been unproductive early, with around 8.3% target share and 10% target rate through two weeks. With Likely out and a slow start, his near-term fantasy output is underwhelming.

Andrews’ early-season lows persist; he’s outside the top 12 at TE for Week 3, as Lamar Jackson’s red-zone preference remains unpredictable.