Mark Andrews is no longer among the best tight ends in the league, but the Baltimore Ravens vet is still around, still trying to help his team win games even though he’s not producing at a high rate.The 31-year-old Andrews also thinks there is plenty of gas left in his tank, as he looks forward to continuing to give what he could to Baltimore, the only team he’s played for thus far in his pro career.“I truly believe that there’s a lot more football left in my story,” the three-time Pro Bowler Andrews said, via the Associated Press (h/t Bobby Trosset).“And I feel great. I know that I have more to give this team. For us, it’s blocking out all the outside noise and staying true to ourselves,” the former Oklahoma Sooners star tight end added.Mark Andrews: “I truly believe that there’s a lot more football left in my story. And I feel great. I know that I have more to give this team. For us, it’s blocking out all the outside noise and staying true to ourselves.” 89 has 31 receptions (43 targets) for 237 receiving… pic.twitter.com/dpYweZV1Lt— Bobby Trosset (@bobbytrosset) November 13, 2026Ravens Star Mark Andrews Addresses His Future Jan 11, 2025; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews (89) against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second quarter in an AFC wild card game at M&T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-Imagn ImagesThrough nine games in the 2026 campaign, Andrews has posted just 237 receiving yards and a touchdown on 31 receptions and 43 targets. Injuries at the quarterback position have clearly affected his ability to produce downfield, with Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley both missing games. Andrews will also have to find a way to be on the same page with a new Baltimore quarterback, veteran Jacoby Brissett, whom the Ravens acquired before the trade deadline from the Arizona Cardinals.The Ravens signed Andrews to a three-year, $39.267 million contract extension in 2025, with the final year of that deal in 2028 being a club option.Andrews entered the NFL in 2018, when he was taken in the third round (86th overall) by Baltimore in that year’s NFL draft.Dec 27, 2025; Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA; General view of a Baltimore Ravens helmet during the game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-Imagn ImagesRelated contentJames Cook Profanely Denies Suffering Unfortunate Incident During Bills-Vikings MNF GameTodd Monken Lays Down Reasons Why Browns Are Going Back to Deshaun WatsonParker Washington Makes 1 Guarantee After Being Put on Spot About His Future With The JaguarsBrowns Rookie KC Concepcion Has 1 Hilarious Problem After Scoring His First NFL TouchdownThe post Ravens Star Mark Andrews Addresses His Future appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.
