Baltimore Ravens star tight end Mark Andrews became the subject of trade rumors this past winter. Is a move still possible?

Baltimore Ravens All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews has received a "return to earth" warning about his touchdown output in 2025.

After a disappointing end to his 2024 season, Andrews might no longer be Baltimore’s No. 1 tight end.

BALTIMORE — Ravens tight end Mark Andrews has been clear and candid about his life as a professional athlete living with diabetes. He often uses his platform to raise awareness ...

Ravens tight end Mark Andrews hosted a camp in Baltimore alongside healthcare company Dexcom to support young athletes with diabetes.

At the camp, Andrews and athletes in the NIL program led various drills and stations for local young diabetic athletes with sports like football, soccer and basketball.

Tight end Mark Andrews' days with the Baltimore Ravens seem to be numbered as he is entering the final year of his contract. However, the three-time Pro Bowler ...

Andrews' appearance at the Baltimore camp also included a game of head, shoulders, knees and ball against some of the athletes there. Andrews isn't the only current NFL player with Type I diabetes.

From criticism stemming from crucial mistakes in a playoff loss to trade rumors uncertainty regarding his contract status and trade rumors, it's been a long offseason for Andrews.

Lamar Jackson commented that he believed Mark Andrews caught too much heat after his game against the Bills in the AFC divisional round.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson defended his tight end Mark Andrews, whose fumble and dropped two-point conversion contributed to their divisional round loss.

Lamar Jackson is tired of seeing social media criticism of Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews for his struggles in last January's AFC divisional round loss to the Buffalo Bills.