No Ravens pass catcher has ever had more yards than Mark Andrews.
Andrews surpassed Derrick Mason in franchise receiving yards during Sunday's 23-16 win in Cleveland. He did it with an 11-yard catch on the Ravens' first drive of the game that put Andrews at 5,785 career receiving yards.
Andrews entered the game just three yards behind Mason, who played in Baltimore from 2005-2010 and piled up 5,777 receiving yards. Andrews finished Sunday's game with three catches for 32 yards and had a game-winning 35-yard touchdown run on a fake "tush push."
A third-round pick in 2018, Andrews has been a highly trusted target for Lamar Jackson over the years.
Andrews is also the Ravens' leader in career receiving touchdowns with 55. He's just four catches away from the franchise receptions record, which would give him the triple crown.
"I'm extremely thankful," Andrews said after Sunday's win. "Being drafted here eight years ago, it's extremely humbling just to think about all the players, the coaches, and this incredible organization that I've been able to play for. Without them, none of that's possible. It's been a lot of hard work, and I just think humility and gratitude is the main thing [I have]."
