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Ravens Extend Mark Andrews with $39.3 Million Deal

12/4/2025

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Summary

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Baltimore Ravens signed tight end Mark Andrews to a three-year extension worth $39.3 million, including $26 million guaranteed, through 2028.
Andrews is the Ravens’ all-time leader in receptions (473), yards (5,862), and touchdowns (56).
After a tough 2024 season, he rebounded in 2025 with five touchdowns and a growing role.
General Manager Eric DeCosta praised Andrews as a vital part of the team and community, underscoring the club’s playoff push.

History

Historical Context

The Baltimore Ravens, established in 1996, won their first Super Bowl in 2001 and their second in 2013, defeating the San Francisco 49ers. In the 2019 season, quarterback Lamar Jackson led the team to a franchise-best 14-2 record, earning the NFL MVP award. By 2021, the Ravens continued to build on this success, with Mark Andrews becoming the franchise's all-time leader in receptions.

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Story summary

Baltimore Ravens signed tight end Mark Andrews to a three-year extension worth $39.3 million, including $26 million guaranteed, through 2028.
Andrews is the Ravens’ all-time leader in receptions (473), yards (5,862), and touchdowns (56).
After a tough 2024 season, he rebounded in 2025 with five touchdowns and a growing role.
General Manager Eric DeCosta praised Andrews as a vital part of the team and community, underscoring the club’s playoff push.

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