Ravens tight end may be “devastated” by playoff drop but he should know that fans respect him and all that he has done for the team.
In the NFL, trash talk between opposing sides can often get extremely nasty. And that's why it always warms the heart on those rare occasions when you see two opposing fan bases come together. Buffalo Bills fans,
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews has broken his silence after his critical two-point conversion drop that lost his team a game against the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs.
It’s difficult to imagine what Mark Andrews has been going through since Sunday. The star tight end — who was huge for the Ravens in the second half of the season — had himself a brutal fourth quarter and the costliest drop in Baltimore’s divisional round loss.
Bills Mafia struck again, this time in support of a diabetes-focused organization connected to the Ravens tight end.
When the Baltimore Ravens' Mark Andrews dropped that pass in a crushing playoff defeat, Bills Mafia sprung into action, lifting him -- and all of us.
Days after dropping what would've been a game-tying two-point conversion late in the Baltimore Ravens' AFC divisional loss to the Buffalo Bills, Mark Andrews finally broke his silence in a post on his Instagram account,
Ravens TE Mark Andrews made his first public statement after his fourth quarter fumble and two-point conversion drop in the divisional playoff loss in Buffalo.
Fans and football personalities alike have shown support for Andrews amid the tough stretch he’s going through following the painful defeat. Among them is Ravens superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson, who sent a powerful reaction to Andrews’ post. “Love you bra🤞🏾💜🪖,” Jackson commented using his new_era8 Instagram account.
It seems Ravens tight end Mark Andrews’ girlfriend has taken a step back from social media after he his nightmarish fourth quarter in Baltimore’s 27-25 loss to the Bills in the
Buffalo Bills fans have flocked to donate over $10,000 to Mark Andrews' charity following the Ravens tight end receiving death threats.