Ravens, Panthers Discuss Trade for Mark Andrews

Amid speculation about roster changes, the Baltimore Ravens are reportedly considering trading veteran tight end Mark Andrews, who is entering the final year of his contract with a significant cap hit. Trading Andrews would free up salary cap space and allow the Ravens to rely more on backup Isaiah Likely, given their strong depth at wide receiver and the addition of Derrick Henry to the ground game. The Carolina Panthers have emerged as a logical trade partner, as acquiring Andrews could provide quarterback Bryce Young with a proven offensive weapon and help accelerate the development of their young offense. Analysts suggest that a trade involving offensive lineman Brady Christensen or draft picks could benefit both teams, with Baltimore gaining depth and additional draft capital while Carolina secures a top-tier pass-catcher. While Andrews' potential departure follows a disappointing playoff performance, he remains a productive player who could make a significant impact on a new roster.