EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Tight end Mark Andrews staked the Baltimore Ravens to an early lead on Sunday against the New York Giants and made franchise history as well.
On third-and-goal, Andrews caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Lamar Jackson with 3:18 left in the first quarter. It was Andrews’ 48th career touchdown, which surpasses running back Jamal Lewis for the most in Ravens history.
RECORD BREAKING TOUCHDOWN FOR @Mandrews_81!!!!
Tune in on CBS!! pic.twitter.com/yJZTb7xAoW
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) December 15, 2024
Andrews celebrated by pointing to Jackson and then giving him a chest bump.
His record came after the roughest start of his seven-year career. He didn’t have a touchdown catch in his first five games. But Andrews has now reached the end zone eight times in his last nine games.
