It appeared the Baltimore Ravens were ready to shock the Buffalo Bills with an improbable comeback and send their divisional round playoff game to overtime. After trailing by 11 points at halftime, Lamar Jackson engineered a second-half comeback,

John Harbaugh made no mistake about the future of Mark Andrews with the Ravens following a widely criticized drop in Sunday's playoff game against the Bills.

The Ravens didn’t place blame on Mark Andrews after a brutal fourth quarter by the veteran tight end in a 27-25 loss to the Bills in the divisional round game on Sunday.

Multiple Ravens players expressed support for Mark Andrews, including Lamar Jackson, who shouldered the blame for Sunday's loss as his own.

But Jackson, as well as Ravens coach John Harbaugh had Andrews's back during while speaking to the media postgame.

Mark Andrews, the Baltimore Ravens' star tight end and franchise record-holder, found himself at the center of a tough moment during the team's 27-25 AFC Divisional playoff loss to

Ravens TE Mark Andrews made his first public statement after his fourth quarter fumble and two-point conversion drop in the divisional playoff loss in Buffalo.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh and General Manager Eric DeCosta held an end of season press conference on Wednesday and the first question concerned how tight end Mark Andrews is doing after the team's loss to the Bills.

Now that Pete Carroll and Jim Harbaugh are in the same division again, get ready for more amazing battles between two coaches who have always made each other better.

Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston answers fans’ questions throughout the Ravens’ season. After a 27-25 loss to the Buffalo Bills in the AFC divisional round on Sunday night, Baltimore is left to sort through another disappointing playoff exit.

After taking a few days to collect his thoughts, Ravens tight end Mark Andrew broke his silence on a disastrous 4th quarter in Buffalo