Ravens' Mark Andrews (ankle) likely remaining out Divisional Round
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews (ankle) is not expected to be activated for Saturday's Divisional Round game against the Houston Texans, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
What It Means:
Andrews was upgraded to full practices this week, but the Ravens aren't ready to activate him from injured reserve. Isaiah Likely will continue to work as the primary pass-catching tight end for Baltimore. He caught 21 passes on 28 targets for 322 yards and 5 touchdowns in six games without Andrews.
numberFire's models project Likely for 5.5 targets, 3.9 receptions, and 44.3 yards. The Texans allowed the fifth-most FanDuel points to tight ends this season.
Source:
Ian Rapoport, NFL Network
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