Lamar’s favorite target isn’t going anywhere! The Ravens picked up Mark Andrews’ $4M roster bonus, shutting down any trade rumors. The Jackson-Andrews duo lives on
In a move that sent a clear message to the NFL world, the Baltimore Ravens have officially picked up Mark Andrews’ $4 million roster bonus, slamming the door shut on recent trade speculation and reaffirming their commitment to the Jackson-Andrews connection.
Despite swirling rumors that Baltimore might explore trading the All-Pro tight end to free up cap space or reload elsewhere, the team made it clear: Mark Andrews isn’t going anywhere.
“Lamar’s favorite target is staying put,” a Ravens official said. “We’re not breaking up one of the deadliest duos in the NFL.”
The Dynamic Duo Lives On
Since entering the league, Mark Andrews has been Lamar Jackson’s go-to guy—especially in critical moments. Whether it’s 3rd-and-long or red zone chaos, Andrews has consistently delivered, becoming one of the most reliable and explosive tight ends in football.
Their chemistry is undeniable:
Over 4,000 receiving yards and 34 touchdowns since 2018.
Countless clutch plays that have kept Baltimore in contention.
A bond that extends far beyond the field.
“That’s my brother,” Lamar once said of Andrews. “He knows where I’m going before I even throw it.”
A Statement of Intent from Baltimore
This decision is more than a contract move—it’s a statement. After the devastating injury to safety Ar’Darius Washington and mounting pressure to stay competitive in a stacked AFC, the Ravens are doubling down on their offensive foundation.
Fans immediately erupted with celebration:
“The Ravens did the right thing. Don’t mess with greatness!”
“Andrews is untouchable. Anyone who thought he’d be traded doesn’t understand this team.”
What’s Next?
With Andrews locked in, Lamar Jackson focused, and new weapons like Zay Flowers emerging, Baltimore is sending one message loud and clear:
“We’re not rebuilding. We’re coming for it all.”
Let the 2025 season know — the Jackson-Andrews show rolls on… and it’s far from over
