Mark Andrews Dynasty Trade Value

Mark Andrews dynasty outlook

At 1,223, Mark Andrews ranks #164 among all dynasty assets and #21 at TE out of 67. The next player above him at TE is Oronde Gadsden, worth 1,249, a gap of 26 points. Below him, T.J. Hockenson sits at 1,184, 39 points lower. He sits in tier 28 on the FantasyCalc board. Mark Andrews is 31.1, already 2.1 years past the TE peak of 29, so the window is short. He has 8 seasons behind him. Dynasty value (1,223) runs 731 points over redraft (492), a 149% premium for the long run. That long-term premium makes him a core hold for a rebuilder, while a contender can use it to buy more current production. His 30-day value is down 231 points (about 16%); sellers have been pushing the price lower. A falling trend can mean a buying window if the decline outpaces the underlying situation, but it can also be the start of a slide. Rule of thumb: sell. The window is closing, so a contender gets more return by trading him than by holding into decline. PPR note: the 12-team PPR scale matters for tight ends, since receptions drive most of their fantasy output. Mark Andrews was drafted in 2018, round 3, pick 22. He came out of Oklahoma. He is listed with BAL.

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Trade ideas

• 1-for-1: Mark Andrews for Roman Wilson — test in calculator
• 1-for-2: Mark Andrews for Caleb Douglas + Emanuel Wilson — test in calculator
• 1-for-1: Mark Andrews for Germie Bernard — test in calculator

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FAQ

What is Mark Andrews's dynasty trade value?

Mark Andrews is valued at 1,223, ranking #164 overall and #21 among TEs on the FantasyCalc dynasty board (1QB, 12-team, PPR).

Is Mark Andrews a buy or sell in dynasty?

Sell. Mark Andrews is past the typical TE peak age of 29, so the rule-based signal is to sell while the market still values him.

Who are similar dynasty assets to Mark Andrews?

Closest in value: Roman Wilson (1,223), Germie Bernard (1,236), Caleb Douglas (1,210).