Ravens TE Mark Andrews didn't catch a pass in the Week 3 win over the Cowboys. His only target came in the fourth quarter and wasn't close to being completed. Andrews played just 33% of Baltimore's offensive snaps and ran four pass routes. There was no word on an injury either during or after the game.
The Ravens led for close to 55 minutes in Dallas. QB Lamar Jackson threw only 15 passes. But this was still a very alarming game for Andrews. Seeing just a single target is one thing. But a 33% snap rate and four pass routes is a whole different level of trouble.
We'll keep our ears open for any news of an injury. At this point, Andrews owners should be hoping he's hurt. If not, he could quickly lose must-start status.
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