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Ravens Fantasy Bargains: Flowers & Andrews

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Fantasy experts highlight Baltimore Ravens undervalued gems in early 2026 rankings. Zay Flowers, with a career-high 7 targets per game, projected for top-16 production. Mark Andrews, re-signed late last year, expected to climb to top-14 at tight end. Dont overlook Rashod Batemans low-ceiling flex value.

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Ravens Fantasy Bargains: Flowers & Andrews

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ravens Fantasy Bargains: Flowers & Andrews. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 6th, this is NFL News Today, football coverage powered by AI. Fantasy expert consensus rankings for the 2026 season are dropping online, and they're spotlighting some serious bargains from the Baltimore Ravens. Managers get an early read on player values, with a few Ravens standing out as undervalued gems based on these early lists. Back in 2024, five Ravens players average double digits in fantasy points per game, led by Lamar Jackson at 25.3, and Derek Henry at 19.8. But last year in 2025, only Zay Flowers boosted his numbers while the rest fell short of hype. Flowers, the 25-year-old wide-out, sits at Wybrecyver 18 in ECR right now, but he's primed to climb. As the top target guy with a career-high seven targets per game last season, expect top 16 production, maybe even top 12 on a pass heavy, offense. Meanwhile, Mark Andrews at Titan 20 in rankings looks like a steal too.

The team resigned him late last year, but let Isaiah likely go, signaling they're all in. That should bump him to at least top 14 numbers after a rough stretch. Rashad Bateman's wide receiver 82 spot ignores his solid WR-50 finish two years back. Don't sleep on his low ceiling flex value. Keep these Ravens on your draft radar. They could flip your roster this summer.

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