Who Should I Start? Mark Andrews or Jonathan Taylor

Sunday, September 24, 11:34 PM

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews wasn't able to get much going in a disappointing 22-19 loss to the Colts. The 28-year-old hauled in four catches on five targets for just 35 yards. He wasn't able to find the endzone this time around and his poor fantasy performance was proof of that. Andrews still has the volume of targets, but he hasn't replicated his big-time finishes from the past couple of seasons. In Week 4 he'll have a tougher matchup against the Browns but will try to right the ship and get back to being a top-three tight end.

Sunday, September 10, 8:29 AM

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor (ankle) is healthy enough to pass a physical to return from the PUP list today, per NFL.com's Ian Rapoport. However, due to the terms of the PUP list, Taylor can't be activated until after Week 4, giving the Colts four weeks to evaluate their options. Rapoport notes that trading Taylor remains a very real outcome, and he added that the Dolphins represent a possible landing spot. He also writes that there is "a chance slim, but possible" that Taylor returns to play for Indianapolis. The entire situation is worth monitoring as the 2023 season gets underway on Sunday. For the time being, the Colts will operate with a backfield featuring Deon Jackson, Evan Hull, and Zack Moss (arm).