When TE Mark Andrews and the Baltimore Ravens clash with the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 5 on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET, they will be going up against the Bengals' 11th-ranked pass D, which is allowing 181.

It hasn’t been a fun start to the season for fantasy football managers who drafted Mark Andrews. The tight end position has been a wasteland across the board, but Andrews has been exceptionally problematic.

Mark Andrews lack of production to kick off the 2024 season is enough justification to finally give up on him.

Tribune’s Eddie Brown gives you his NFL Week 4 waiver wire cheat sheet for all league sizes and formats, with players you need to add, drop and stream in your fantasy

With Week 4 of the NFL season upon us, we look at whether several Baltimore Ravens are reliable fantasy football options.

In Week 4, tight end Mark Andrews and the Baltimore Ravens' aerial attack will match up with the Buffalo Bills and their eighth-ranked pass defense (168.3 receiving yards allowed per game). The contest has a start time of 8:20 PM ET on Sunday.

The Steelers aren’t particularly dynamic under Fields, who often starts out slowly then ramps up his production over the course of a game, but he has an uncanny potential for a big fantasy output. In Week 4,

With his upcoming game versus the Giants this week, should Barner be considered a lock for your fantasy football lineup? We dissect the numbers and trends below. Get in the game and sign up for FanDuel Fantasy today.

Fantasy football rankings from Matt Bowen, Mike Clay, Tristan H. Cockcroft, Daniel Dopp, Eric Karabell, Liz Loza, Eric Moody and Field Yates.

The bye weeks have started, which means we're into the heart of the fantasy football season. As we start getting into these byes, it's important to start looking 2-3 weeks down the road for our defenses.