NFL · Pro Bowl
Mark Andrews
Tight end · 3 selections · active · OU 2014-2017
Two Pro Bowl touchdowns, a near-MVP and the Ravens' tight end record
Mark Andrews made his first Pro Bowl in his second NFL season. After the 2019 season he was one of 12 Ravens voted in, which tied the NFL record for one team. When he was selected, he led all NFL tight ends in touchdown catches. "This is an extreme honor, especially since I'm in my second year," he said. In the game he had a game-high nine catches for 73 yards and caught a 3-yard touchdown from Lamar Jackson on fourth down that tied the score.
After missing out in 2020, he returned after his record-setting 2021 season as one of the AFC's two starting tight ends. He was even better in the game: two touchdown catches from Justin Herbert and a game-high 82 receiving yards in the AFC's 41–35 win. The team website wrote that he was "robbed of MVP," which went to Herbert.
His third selection followed the 2022 season. The Ravens noted that his three Pro Bowl honors were the most by a tight end in franchise history.
Andrews has three selections, tied with Jalen Hurts and Tress Way for seventh among the 14 ex-Sooners soonersblog.com follows. He has scored three Pro Bowl touchdowns in two games.