Ravens reach a 3-year contract extension with TE Mark Andrews, the franchise leader in catches
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- The Baltimore Ravens have finalized a three-year contract extension with tight end Mark Andrews, who recently became the franchise's all-time leader in receptions. This agreement, announced by general manager Eric DeCosta, comes as Andrews was poised to enter free agency after the current season, ensuring his continued presence on the team through 2028.
- Securing Andrews is significant for the Ravens as it solidifies their offensive strategy and retains a key player who has demonstrated consistent performance and leadership on the field. His extension is crucial as the team navigates contract decisions for other tight ends, including Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar.
- This development reflects the Ravens' commitment to maintaining a competitive roster while addressing potential challenges in player contracts. Andrews' recent viral touchdown run against the Browns highlights his popularity and impact, contrasting with the recent struggles of teammates like Isaiah Likely, who faced criticism for a blunder in a game against the Bengals.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
