Mark Andrews enters the 2026 season as the Baltimore Ravens’ primary tight end following a three-year contract extension and the departure of Isaiah Likely. At age 31, he posted career lows of 48 receptions, 422 yards, and five touchdowns in 2025 despite playing all 17 games, prompting questions about efficiency and age-related decline. New offensive coordinator Declan Doyle’s scheme and a thinned tight-end room—featuring blocking specialist Durham Smythe and developmental rookies—could increase Andrews’ red-zone opportunities alongside quarterback Lamar Jackson. Historical patterns show Andrews as a reliable scoring threat when healthy, though reduced overall targets and competition from wide receiver Zay Flowers shape expectations for his touchdown total.