Mark Andrews back at practice for the Baltimore Ravens after missing 6 games with an ankle injury

Following an ankle injury that kept him out of the final six games of the regular season, Mark Andrews returned to the Baltimore Ravens’ practice on Friday.

After getting hurt early in a game against Cincinnati on November 16, the three-time Pro Bowl tight end was placed on injured reserve. Andrews was given the go-ahead by the Ravens to resume practice on Friday.

“It was individual,” head coach John Harbaugh remarked. From there, we kind of ramp. We’ll discuss it further next week and come up with a better plan.

This season, Andrews has 45 receptions for 544 yards and six touchdowns.

Without him, Baltimore was still able to win, and Isaiah Likely, a second-year tight end, did a fantastic job filling in.

most likely caught five touchdown passes throughout the regular season’s final five games.

“Everyone is thrilled for Mark,” Harbaugh remarked. “Every day, you see him in the training room.

He’s in the meetings and the weight room. Everare that he was practicing and coming out.

They’re delighted for Mark. It’s always nice to see one of the brotheyone was awrs returning to their normal activities.

This week’s AFC playoffs feature a first-round bye for the Ravens.

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