Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews’ costly late drop Sunday in his team’s Divisional Round game against the Buffalo Bills will live in infamy for a long time.
The Ravens trailed the Bills 27-19 with under two minutes left at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson connected with wide receiver Isaiah Likely for a critical 24-yard touchdown to close the gap.
With Baltimore needing a two-point conversion to tie the game, Jackson tried to hit a wide-open Andrews. But despite there being no Bills defenders to contest the catch, Andrews dropped the ball.
The two-point conversion is no good 😳
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Fans on X showed Andrews little mercy.
MARK ANDREWS WITH THE GAME ON THE LINE pic.twitter.com/9GK0WyUYd4
— Unbiased Red Sox Fan (@unbiasedsoxfan) January 20, 2025
Mark Andrews in the biggest moment of his career pic.twitter.com/FHYSitR4vm
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) January 20, 2025
Mark Andrews with the game on the line pic.twitter.com/guxnymM4Yw
— nascarcasm (@nascarcasm) January 20, 2025
The failed two-point conversion was arguably just Andrews’ second-biggest miscue of the night. He had also given up a back-breaking fumble in the Ravens’ preceding drive.
Last year it was the Zay Flowers fumble
This year it’s the Mark Andrews fumble
Ravens always beat themselves. I’m sick
— Kyle (@ImKyleMangum) January 20, 2025
Many joked that Andrews may be jobless soon enough after his pair of crucial mistakes.
Mark Andrews tomorrow: pic.twitter.com/b3Ui3n2Rnv
— Sleeper (@SleeperHQ) January 20, 2025
Mark Andrews showing up tomorrow like pic.twitter.com/1bAMlKiOZh
— PePe (@CLEMSONPEPE) January 20, 2025
Andrews had five catches for 61 yards in the 27-25 Ravens loss. But his errors on Sunday far outweighed the production he gave Baltimore.
It’s the second year in a row that a top Ravens target has fumbled on the playoff stage, both literally and figuratively.
