Mark Andrews

With Isaiah Likely out, Andrews should get more looks near the goal line this week. Start him if he’s on your team, but it’s a gamble — he could score a touchdown and give you a big night or finish with very little if he doesn’t.

Isaiah Likely is likely to miss Week 1, so most of the Ravens’ targets and red‑zone chances should go to Mark Andrews — start him if he’s on your team. Just double‑check the final injury report and watch for any surprise from Likely or the Bills’ defense, but Andrews should catch a few passes and has a real shot to score.

Draft him in the middle-to-late rounds. He gets lots of goal-line chances and could score a bunch early if the backup misses time, but he can also be hit-or-miss because of health, others stealing looks, and the chance he scores less than last year, so I’m not very confident.

You should draft Mark Andrews in the middle or late rounds because his main competition is gone and he still has great chemistry with his quarterback. He has struggled recently, but taking him with a later pick lowers the cost of taking that risk.