The Baltimore Ravens need cap space, and trading tight end Mark Andrews would provide a sizable amount. Is that a good enough reason to trade a homegrown star?

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews had multiple gaffes in the AFC Divisional Round that ultimately cost the team a

At the NFL combine, Baltimore's general manager gave a noncommittal response when asked about the tight end's future.

Mark Andrews has been a key contributor for the Baltimore Ravens since 2018. Though he's been Lamar Jackson's go-to target for a few years, there's no guarantee he'll be on the roster this fall. Andrews finished the 2024 regular season with 55 receptions for 673 yards and 11 touchdowns.

The Baltimore Ravens were poised to make a Super Bowl run this past year. Lamar Jackson played at an MVP level (even if he was eventually snubbed), Derrick Henry rushed for over 2,000 yards, and the defense was playing better down the stretch.

Mark Andrews had a rough Divisional Round, making critical mistakes bound to tarnish his Baltimore Ravens legacy, and has experienced some pretty serious criticism from upset fans. Andrews has been with the Ravens for seven years now,

Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta made a bold, but confusing statement about the future of All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews.

For seven years now, tight end Mark Andrews has been among the Baltimore Ravens' most valuable pieces. The three-time Pro Bowler has served as a weapon for quarterback Lamar Jackson in good times and ill,

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta spoke about Mark Andrews on Tuesday and many fans are viewing it as a fond farewell without actually saying it.