Mark Andrews finally re-discovered the end zone in Week 4, hauling in his first touchdown of the 2026 season against the Tennessee Titans. It’s been a minute since we’ve seen him spike one, and for everyone who drafted him expecting consistent production, this has been a long time coming.
Andrews Snags His First of 2026
Against the Titans, Andrews put up a stat line of five receptions for 27 yards and that crucial touchdown on six targets. It wasn’t an explosive yardage game, but the trip to paydirt is what everyone’s been waiting for. This was his first touchdown since way back on November 9, 2025, which happened on the road in Minnesota. Even longer, his last touchdown at home was September 22, 2025, when he had two against Detroit. That’s a serious drought for a guy who’s supposed to be a top-tier target.
The Stakes for His Season
So, what does this finally mean? Andrews still sits as a high-end TE2 in most fantasy leagues, which tells you the kind of talent and upside he possesses. The big question now is whether he can actually keep this scoring trend going. One touchdown is great, but consistency is key, especially after such a lengthy break between scores. Everyone with Andrews on their roster is absolutely glued to his performance from here on out.
Will this be the spark that ignites Andrews’ 2026 campaign and gets him back to being a weekly red-zone threat? That’s what we’ll be watching for next week.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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