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Ravens Weigh Mark Andrews’ Future as Draft Nears

General Manager Eric DeCosta's noncommittal remarks highlight uncertainty over the tight end's role, contrasting with head coach John Harbaugh's strong support.

Overview

  • Mark Andrews, entering the final year of his $56 million contract, faces an uncertain future with the Ravens as trade rumors intensify ahead of the NFL Draft.
  • Ravens GM Eric DeCosta declined to commit to Andrews' retention, citing the unpredictable nature of the draft and financial considerations, including an $11 million cap savings if traded.
  • Head coach John Harbaugh has expressed confidence in Andrews staying, calling him a key player for the upcoming season despite trade speculation.
  • Recent performance struggles, including critical errors in the playoff loss to Buffalo, have raised questions about Andrews' reliability as a top offensive contributor.
  • The emergence of younger tight end Isaiah Likely, who posted career highs last season, further complicates Andrews' position as the team evaluates its long-term strategy.