Outlook Mark Andrews
Veteran Tight End Offers Rebound Value as Draft Stock Slides
Mark Andrews enters his ninth season leading Baltimore's tight end room under new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. Despite seeing fewer targets last season, Andrews remains Lamar Jackson's most trusted red-zone security blanket atop the depth chart alongside wideouts Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman.
Our models project Andrews for 60 receptions, 665 yards, and eight touchdowns across 81 targets, totaling 172.0 fantasy points. While his yardage efficiency has dipped with age, his red-zone involvement ensures steady weekly TE1 upside in an efficient Baltimore passing game.
Market sentiment has cooled dramatically, with his ADP tumbling from the 120 range down past pick 165 over the past month. At this depressed draft cost, Andrews transforms from a fading asset into a premier late-round value target in 1.0 PPR formats.
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Outlook Juwan Johnson
Proven Target Earner Offers Late-Round Tight End Value
Coming off a career-best 2025 campaign where he commanded 109 targets and posted 83 receptions for 935 yards, Juwan Johnson enters 2026 atop the Saints' tight end depth chart ahead of Noah Fant. While New Orleans undergoes changes under center with Tyler Shough leading the offense, Johnson remains a proven, reliable safety valve across the middle of the field.
Draft sentiment has cooled substantially over the summer. After trading around pick 136 in mid-July, his ADP steadily slid into the 190s in 1.0 PPR drafts. With fantasy ownership receding to 54%, the market is heavily discounting his role, transforming him from a mid-round fixture into a prime late-round value steal.
Our projections forecast Johnson to remain heavily involved, compiling 62 receptions, 660 receiving yards, and five touchdowns on 90 targets (155.0 fantasy points). For managers waiting on the position, Johnson represents an affordable TE2 with the volume to provide consistent streaming utility.
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