During the 2019 season, the Baltimore Ravens targeted tight ends on 42.5% of their passing attempts, which led the NFL. That translated into success as the Ravens led the NFL with 33.2 points per game. Mark Andrews led the entire team with 98 targets, while Nick Boyle and Hayden Hurst received 43 and 39 targets each respectively. Last season, the Ravens’ tight end group collectively received only 109 targets, as opposed to 180 targets in 2019. Boyle’s injury factored into that; he played in only nine games. However, the biggest difference was the loss of Hurst, who was traded to the Falcons in the offseason.
Ravens 2021 NFL Draft Profile: TE Quintin Morris
