Mark Andrews of the Baltimore Ravens makes an unbelievable comeback from a horrifying broken leg.
Star player Mark Andrews, who was initially declared out for the season, will play in the NFL playoffs against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Baltimore Ravens have confirmed. Ahead of their AFC Championship Game, the team is extremely encouraged by this news.
It was first believed that Andrews’ serious ankle injury from his game against the Cincinnati Bengals on November 16 would end his season. But just in time for the big game, it was revealed on Friday that he had been activated off injured reserve.
Following the Bengals game, it was discovered that Andrews had suffered a serious ankle injury, which at first was thought to be the end of his season. After more testing revealed that he had shattered his fibula, more ligament damage resulted, and the initial diagnosis was that he would miss the remainder of the regular season and possibly the entire postseason.
Following the Bengals game, John Harbaugh, the head coach of Baltimore, discussed Andrews’ injury. “Mark Andrews has a very serious ankle injury,” he stated, adding, “It’s more than just a sprain, I think it’s a form of high ankle injury.” Undoubtedly, it was a hip-drop tackle, and the matter is now under discussion. It’s not an easy tackle. Was it really necessary under those circumstances?”
Now that Andrews was back in the mix, head coach Jim Harbaugh was all over his tight end’s preparation for the crucial AFC Championship Game. “I saw him in the training room, and I mean the physical pain he went through,” Harbaugh told ESPN. “It’s an extremely painful wound. extremely unpleasant rehabilitation.”
Despite missing a lot of games this season, Andrews claims he is ready to support the Ravens as they attempt to win their third Super Bowl. “I’m thrilled,” said Andrews. “I’m an avid football player. I adore the Baltimore Ravens. I adore the city. I will give them everything I possess.” He added that his leg is stronger and won’t be a hindrance.
His statement, “I’m feeling good,” followed. “I’m going to help this team any way I can and whatever they ask me to do.”
Bengals News (1/27): Tee Higgins is invited to join the Browns by DeShaun Watson
Deshaun Watson, the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, urges Tee Higgins to sign a contract with the team: We want to pass the ball, so come on over to The Land. That is our plan of action. We will pass it frequently. And we’re going to look after you well,” Watson remarked. We have ties to Clemson, and the Cleveland fans will adore you to the moon and back. Although we weren’t able to play together, now is our chance. Thus, “Man, please come to The Land.”
Additional evidence Bengals need to focus on TE this offseason.
All four of the teams competing in championship weekend have tight ends that rank in the top 10 for receiving yards this season, as noted by Pro Football Network:
Why the Bengals kept Dan Pitcher with them instead of calling plays
Cincinnati — Dan Pitcher, who was named offensive coordinator on Thursday, was seated next to head coach Zac Taylor on the stage of the Bengals’ press conference room.
Cincinnati Bengals: What Position Could See Changes at Linebacker?
The other factor in the mix is the likelihood of both 2021 waiver claim Joe Bachie and the two linebackers from the 2020 draft class, Markus Bailey and Akeem Davis-Gaither, re-signing as free agents.
See: Cincinnati Bengals Are Anticipated to Hold Additional Fifth and Seventh Round Selections in the 2024 NFL Draft The Cap’s Cincinnati is expected to receive two selections according to Nick Korte’s final projection, which was released this week. a seventh-round selection for Samaje Perine’s signing with Denver and a fifth-round selection for Vonn Bell’s departure to Carolina.
Deshaun Watson of the Browns publicly pitches Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins as a free agent
In addition to the disastrous PR campaign surrounding the quarterback’s acquisition, Watson has performed poorly on the field, tossing 14 touchdowns against nine interceptions in 12 games during a two-year period.
Reese’s Senior Bowl DBs coach will be a Bengals assistant.
Charles Burks, the coach of the Cincinnati Bengals’ secondary and cornerbacks, has been named the defensive backs coach for the American team in the Reese’s Senior Bowl, meaning that another Bengals coach will be featured in a college game during the offseason.
Bengals Head Coach Zac Taylor gives the Titans credit for hiring Brian Callahan so quickly.
Taylor remarked, “I appreciate the Titans for the timeliness.” That was the perfect situation for us. Fortunately, everything turned out the way it needed to because there were problems with the timeline. Thus, we are spared from considering anything more. However, that is the actual situation.”
