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Ravens Part Ways With 3× Pro Bowl, All-Pro Star— Undergoing Medicals With Steelers

Ravens TE Mark Andrews not too worried about slow statistical start: 'My  time will come'

Baltimore, MD – October 8, 2025

In a stunning development, the Baltimore Ravens are reportedly prepared to part ways with tight end Mark Andrews, a 3× Pro Bowler and All-Pro, who is now undergoing medical evaluations with the Pittsburgh Steelers, their long-time AFC North rival.
Source: https://x.com/Hailmarypass_/status/1975247209697313212

Andrews has been a cornerstone of the Ravens’ offense since being drafted in the 3rd round of the 2018 NFL Draft. Over seven seasons, he has tallied more than 4,800 receiving yards and 40 touchdowns, becoming Lamar Jackson’s most trusted target and one of the emotional leaders of the locker room.

While the move may stem from roster restructuring and looming salary cap decisions, the emotional cost is undeniable. Andrews’ departure leaves both a tactical void on the field and a symbolic absence for the Baltimore faithful.

Mark Andrews shared his feelings in what sounded like a farewell:

“I owe Baltimore everything. This city believed in me when I was just a rookie, and I gave every drop of sweat to this team. Leaving isn’t easy, but football is a game of change. No matter where I go, Baltimore will always be in my heart.”

For Ravens fans, the thought of Andrews in Steelers colors will sting even more, as one of their most beloved figures may soon line up against them in a heated AFC North rivalry.

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