Outlook Mark Andrews
Mark Andrews looks to rebound in a gritty divisional road test at Cleveland
Despite a frustrating outing with ball-security issues against Atlanta, Mark Andrews remains Baltimore's clear top tight end. He bounced back to make key plays late in that contest and has earned 12 targets over his past two appearances. With backup tight end Durham Smythe sidelined on injured reserve, Andrews' snap share and role are completely secure.
Facing a Cleveland defense in a projected low-scoring divisional grind, Andrews is a viable starter for fantasy managers. Our weekly model projects him for roughly four receptions and 36 yards on six targets. Keep an eye on Lamar Jackson's ankle status, but Andrews' reliable intermediate presence keeps him firmly in lineups across 12-team leagues.
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Outlook Ryan Flournoy
Ryan Flournoy at Green Bay — Sneaky Upside in Projected Shootout
Operating as Dallas' primary slot receiver, Flournoy has carved out a regular offensive role, tallying 127 receiving yards over his past two outings. With star receiver CeeDee Lamb currently listed as questionable with a quad injury, Flournoy could see extra targets alongside George Pickens in what projects to be a high-scoring Sunday night tilt at Lambeau Field.
Our weekly projections place Flournoy around 3.1 catches for 38 yards (7.8 fantasy points). Roster rates sit near 6% and he is still seeking his first touchdown of 2026, but the potential for increased volume makes him a viable deep-league flex option if Lamb is limited or sidelined.
