Ravens' Mark Andrews May Return for Playoff Game

Tight end's recovery from ankle injury ahead of schedule, could boost Ravens in divisional-round against Texans

Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, who fractured his fibula and sustained ligament damage in his left ankle in November, has been a full participant in recent practices, suggesting a possible return for the divisional-round playoff game against the Houston Texans.
Andrews' return would be a significant boost for the Ravens, as he was leading the team in touchdown receptions with six, despite missing the final six games of the regular season.
Andrews has used a hyperbaric oxygen chamber as part of his rehabilitation, a technique popularized by Hall of Fame wideout Terrell Owens, who returned from a similar injury in seven weeks to play in Super Bowl XXXIX.
Andrews has stated that he will only play if he feels he can be helpful to the team, indicating his commitment to the Ravens' success over his personal statistics.
Ravens' head coach John Harbaugh initially ruled Andrews out for the season but later expressed optimism that he could feature later in the postseason.