POW: Rhamondre Stevenson, Mark Andrews [broke Ravens single season receiving yardage record], Kyler Murray
HM: Daryl Williams, Joe Mixon, Tony Jefferson, Blake Bell, Creed Humphrey, CeeDee Lamb, Jalen Hurts, Trent Williams, Tre Norwood
AFC:
OL Daryl Williams, Bills #75: Started, no stats
OT Cody Ford, Bills #74: Played, no stats
RB Rhamondre Stevenson, Pats #38: 19-107 RU (2 TD)
RB Joe Mixon, Bengals #28: Started, 12-46 RU, 7-40 RE
RB Samaje Perine, Bengals #34: 1-4 RE, 1-10 RE
QB Baker Mayfield, Browns #6: Started, 16-38-165 PA (2 TD, 2 INT), 9 sacks (-46), 53.1 rtg, 2-16 RU
WR Marquise Brown, Ravens #5: Started, 3-28 RE, FL
TE Mark Andrews, Ravens #89: 6-89 RE
OG Ben Powers, Ravens #72: (DNP (inactive)
DB Tony Jefferson, Ravens #31: 3 tackles (1 on STs) [plus key stop on 2 pt conversion attempt]
DB Tre Norwood, Steelers #21: 3 tackles, INT, PD
TE Blake Bell, Chiefs #81: Started, 3-35 RE, 1-2 RU, holding penalty
OC Creed Humphrey, Chiefs #52: Started, no stats
OT Orlando Brown, Chiefs #57: DNP
LS James Winchester, Chiefs #41: Played, no stats
NFC:
WR CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys #88: Started, 3-51 RE, 2-15 PR
DT Neville Gallimore, Cowboys #96: Started, 2 tackles
QB Jalen Hurts, Eagles #1: Started, 17-26-214 PA, sack (-2), 90.9 rtg, 7-44 RU
OT Lane Johnson, Eagles #65: Started, 2 false start penalties
DB Steven Parker, Giants #38: Played, no stats
RB Damien Williams, Bears #8: STs tackle
LB Curtis Bolton, Lions #49: Played, no stats
WR Dede Westbrook, Vikes #12: 1-4 RE
WR Kenny Stills, Saints #12: Played, no stats
OT Trent Williams, 49ers #71: Started, holding penalty, misc tackle [after INT]
QB Kyler Murray, Cards, #1: Started, 26-38-263 PA (2 TD), sack (-14), 105.5 rtg, 9-44 RU
DT Jordan Phillips, Cards #97: DNP (inactive)
OT Bobby Evans, Rams #71: Played, no stats
LB Obo Okoronkwo, Rams #45: Played, no stats
Practice Squads
OG Dru Samia, Jets #65
DL Amani Bledsoe, Titans #94
OT Adrian Ealy, Ravens #68
DB Tony Jefferson, Ravens #31
CB Parnell Motley, Lions #29
Injured Reserve
DT Gerald McCoy, Raiders #93
LB Jordan Evans, Bengals #50
K Austin Seibert, Lions #4
CB Tre Brown, Seahawks #22
DE Ronnie Perkins, Patriots #51
RB Trey Sermon, 49ers #28
WR Sterling Shepard, Giants #3
RB Adrian Peterson, Seahawks #21
LB Kenneth Murray, Chargers #9 [COVID Reserve]
P Tress Way, Washington #5 [COVID Reserve]
With one game left in the rgular season, Mark Andrews sits at 99 receptions for 1,296 yds and 9 TDs. He needs 5 catches next week to break Derrick Mason's Ravens record of 103 receptions.
For comparison: Tony Gonzalez's biggest year was 102 catches for 1,258 yards and 7 TDs. Shannon Sharpe's was 80 catches for 1,062 yards and 10 TDs. Antonio Gates' top year was 89 grabs for 1,101 yards and 10 TDs. Rob Gronkowski's was 90 receptions for 1,327 yards and 17 TDs.
The three seasons with the most receiving yards by a tight end in NFL history have all happened since 2018 – two by Kelce and one by Kittle. Kittle posted 1,377 yards in 2018, then was topped by Kelce's 1,416 yards in 2020.
So Mark is clearly having one of the best seasons by a TE in NFL history. The gold standard for TEs was probably Kelce's 2020 season: 105 receptions for 1,416 yds and 11 TDs. All of which standards are within reach next week for Andrews.
HM: Daryl Williams, Joe Mixon, Tony Jefferson, Blake Bell, Creed Humphrey, CeeDee Lamb, Jalen Hurts, Trent Williams, Tre Norwood
AFC:
OL Daryl Williams, Bills #75: Started, no stats
OT Cody Ford, Bills #74: Played, no stats
RB Rhamondre Stevenson, Pats #38: 19-107 RU (2 TD)
RB Joe Mixon, Bengals #28: Started, 12-46 RU, 7-40 RE
RB Samaje Perine, Bengals #34: 1-4 RE, 1-10 RE
QB Baker Mayfield, Browns #6: Started, 16-38-165 PA (2 TD, 2 INT), 9 sacks (-46), 53.1 rtg, 2-16 RU
WR Marquise Brown, Ravens #5: Started, 3-28 RE, FL
TE Mark Andrews, Ravens #89: 6-89 RE
OG Ben Powers, Ravens #72: (DNP (inactive)
DB Tony Jefferson, Ravens #31: 3 tackles (1 on STs) [plus key stop on 2 pt conversion attempt]
DB Tre Norwood, Steelers #21: 3 tackles, INT, PD
TE Blake Bell, Chiefs #81: Started, 3-35 RE, 1-2 RU, holding penalty
OC Creed Humphrey, Chiefs #52: Started, no stats
OT Orlando Brown, Chiefs #57: DNP
LS James Winchester, Chiefs #41: Played, no stats
NFC:
WR CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys #88: Started, 3-51 RE, 2-15 PR
DT Neville Gallimore, Cowboys #96: Started, 2 tackles
QB Jalen Hurts, Eagles #1: Started, 17-26-214 PA, sack (-2), 90.9 rtg, 7-44 RU
OT Lane Johnson, Eagles #65: Started, 2 false start penalties
DB Steven Parker, Giants #38: Played, no stats
RB Damien Williams, Bears #8: STs tackle
LB Curtis Bolton, Lions #49: Played, no stats
WR Dede Westbrook, Vikes #12: 1-4 RE
WR Kenny Stills, Saints #12: Played, no stats
OT Trent Williams, 49ers #71: Started, holding penalty, misc tackle [after INT]
QB Kyler Murray, Cards, #1: Started, 26-38-263 PA (2 TD), sack (-14), 105.5 rtg, 9-44 RU
DT Jordan Phillips, Cards #97: DNP (inactive)
OT Bobby Evans, Rams #71: Played, no stats
LB Obo Okoronkwo, Rams #45: Played, no stats
Practice Squads
OG Dru Samia, Jets #65
DL Amani Bledsoe, Titans #94
OT Adrian Ealy, Ravens #68
DB Tony Jefferson, Ravens #31
CB Parnell Motley, Lions #29
Injured Reserve
DT Gerald McCoy, Raiders #93
LB Jordan Evans, Bengals #50
K Austin Seibert, Lions #4
CB Tre Brown, Seahawks #22
DE Ronnie Perkins, Patriots #51
RB Trey Sermon, 49ers #28
WR Sterling Shepard, Giants #3
RB Adrian Peterson, Seahawks #21
LB Kenneth Murray, Chargers #9 [COVID Reserve]
P Tress Way, Washington #5 [COVID Reserve]
With one game left in the rgular season, Mark Andrews sits at 99 receptions for 1,296 yds and 9 TDs. He needs 5 catches next week to break Derrick Mason's Ravens record of 103 receptions.
For comparison: Tony Gonzalez's biggest year was 102 catches for 1,258 yards and 7 TDs. Shannon Sharpe's was 80 catches for 1,062 yards and 10 TDs. Antonio Gates' top year was 89 grabs for 1,101 yards and 10 TDs. Rob Gronkowski's was 90 receptions for 1,327 yards and 17 TDs.
The three seasons with the most receiving yards by a tight end in NFL history have all happened since 2018 – two by Kelce and one by Kittle. Kittle posted 1,377 yards in 2018, then was topped by Kelce's 1,416 yards in 2020.
So Mark is clearly having one of the best seasons by a TE in NFL history. The gold standard for TEs was probably Kelce's 2020 season: 105 receptions for 1,416 yds and 11 TDs. All of which standards are within reach next week for Andrews.
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