Ravens Consider Trade of Star Tight End Mark Andrews

Trade rumors surrounding Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews are intensifying, fueled by financial considerations, his age, and the emergence of young talent Isaiah Likely on the roster. Andrews, a trusted target for Lamar Jackson, is entering the final year of his contract, and the Ravens could save significant salary cap space by trading or releasing him. General manager Eric DeCosta has notably declined to fully commit to Andrews' future with the team, further fueling speculation. Teams like the Carolina Panthers have been mentioned as potential trade partners, with analysts suggesting that Andrews could immediately become a top offensive playmaker for another franchise. The Ravens' willingness to entertain offers is partly due to Andrews' recent dip in production and the team's desire to build around younger, more cost-effective players. As the NFL Draft approaches, Andrews' situation remains uncertain, and his tenure in Baltimore may soon come to an end.