Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews had his 2024 season end in brutal fashion as he dropped a potential game-tying two-point conversion in the Divisional Round against the Buffalo Bills. Now, Andrews will get a chance to return to Buffalo in Week 1 of the 2025 season with a chance at redemption in primetime.

It didn't take us long to recognize that Mark Andrews was an exceptional talent for the Baltimore Ravens. Drafted in the third round of the 2018 NFL Draft, he earned a First-Team All-Pro selection in 2021.

Tight end Mark Andrews's return to the Ravens for the 2025 season didn't become a sure thing until the offseason was well underway and the stress that uncertainty provided may be making it easier for Andrews to keep his mind on the present.

Though he's entering the final year on his contract, tight end Mark Andrews says he's not dwelling on the possibility that this will be his final season with the Ravens.

Ravens tight end Mark Andrews said he's not dwelling on the possibility that it could be his final season in Baltimore.

Tight end Mark Andrews entered training camp as a member of the Baltimore Ravens, but some continue to wonder if the 29-year-old will finish the season with his current employer.

Ravens tight ends get creative, Malaki Starks looks impressive, DeAndre Hopkins sits out and more from Day 2 of training camp.

Andrews expects a ‘great story’ in the season opener in Buffalo. Nnamdi Madubuike is adding more weight. Ronnie Stanley trained with Jay Glazer this offseason.

The Ravens defense made a statement on the second day of training camp, recording three interceptions during Thursday's practice. Linebackers Trenton Simpson and Malaki Starks each picked off passes as the defense showed why they're considered one of the NFL's elite units.

New Ravens cornerback Jaire Alexander says his new team passes the vibe check, and he’s eager to contribute after years in Green Bay.