Is Mark Andrews set to smash his week 1 receiving yards?

Andrews needs 97 receiving yards to break his career best

Andrews is coming off a phenomenal season in which he led the NFL in receiving touchdowns and was named to the All-Pro team. In Week 1 of last season, he caught 10 passes for 137 yards and a touchdown.

This week, Andrews and the Ravens face the New York Jets, who have a solid defense but may be vulnerable to tight ends. In Week 1 last year, the Jets allowed 90 receiving yards to tight end Darren Waller.

Andrews could be in for a big day

Andrews is one of the most talented tight ends in the NFL, and he is a key part of the Ravens' offense. He is a big target with great hands, and he is also very good at running after the catch.

If the Ravens can get Andrews the ball early and often, he could be in for a big day. He has the potential to break his career best for receiving yards in Week 1.

Here are some factors that could affect Andrews' production:

• The Jets' defense is allowing an average of 123.5 receiving yards to tight ends this season.
• Andrews is averaging 7.3 targets and 6.0 receptions per game this season.
• Andrews has scored a touchdown in each of the Ravens' last three games.

Prediction: Andrews will finish with 110 receiving yards and a touchdown

Andrews is one of the best tight ends in the NFL, and he is due for a big game. The Jets' defense is allowing a lot of yards to tight ends, and Andrews is a matchup nightmare for them.

I predict that Andrews will finish with 110 receiving yards and a touchdown in Week 1. He is a great player who is capable of putting up big numbers, and I think he will be a major factor in the Ravens' offense this season.