Mark Andrews Fantasy Week 2: Projections, Points and Stats vs. Bengals

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews will be up against the team with last season's 23rd-ranked passing defense, the Cincinnati Bengals (229.1 yards conceded per game), in Week 2 -- kicking off at 1:00 PM ET on Sunday.

Daily fantasy players, is Andrews worth a look for his next game versus the Bengals? Keep reading, because we can help you make the correct call.

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Andrews vs. Bengals Game Info

• Matchup: Baltimore Ravens at Cincinnati Bengals
• Game Day: September 17, 2023
• Game Time: 1:00 PM
• Projected Fantasy Points: 7.91
• Projected Receiving Yards: 55.09
• Projected Receiving TDs: 0.41

Projections provided by numberFire

Andrews 2022 Fantasy Performance

• Andrews accumulated 20.9 fantasy points -- eight catches, 89 yards and two touchdowns -- in Week 3 versus the New England Patriots, which was his best game last season.
• Andrews' 16.7 fantasy points in Week 2 versus the Miami Dolphins -- nine receptions, 104 yards and one touchdown -- were his second-highest amount last year.
• In what was his worst game of the season, Andrews finished with 0.4 fantasy points -- zero receptions, zero yards, on two targets. That was in Week 7 versus the Cleveland Browns.
• Andrews recorded 1.5 fantasy points -- two catches, 15 yards, on five targets -- in Week 4 versus the Buffalo Bills, and that was his second-worst performance of the year.

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Bengals Defensive Performance

• Cincinnati allowed over 300 passing yards to one QB last year.
• 13 players have thrown for at least one touchdown in a game against the Bengals last season.
• Through the air last season, Cincinnati gave up at least two touchdown passes to three opposing QBs.
• Versus the Bengals last year, one player threw for at least three touchdowns in a game.
• Through the air, Cincinnati allowed over 100 receiving yards to five players last season.
• In terms of pass D, the Bengals gave up a touchdown reception to 16 players last season.
• Looking at pass defense, Cincinnati allowed one player to catch at least two touchdown passes against it last year.
• On the ground, one player recorded more than 100 rushing yards in a game against the Bengals last season.
• Against Cincinnati last season, 10 players rushed for at least one TD.
• In the ground game, the Bengals allowed two players to score at least two rushing touchdowns against them last year.

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