Marquise Brown Injury Update Creates Fantasy Value for Mark Andrews in Week 6 Against Bengals
By Max Staley

The Baltimore Ravens' go-to wide receiver in rookie Marquise Brown has been ruled out ahead of the team's Week 6 divisional showdown against the Cincinnati Bengals.
While Brown's absence will likely hurt Baltimore's offense as a whole, it could create some fantasy value for some of the Ravens' other skill-position players, particularly Mark Andrews.
Marquise Brown is INACTIVE (v CIN)
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Brown is one of four wide receivers with multiple 40+ yard touchdowns this season.
Brown and Andrews are tied for the team lead with 39 targets, so Lamar Jackson could be forced to spread the ball around a little more than we've seen thus far. Andrews has been TE4 in PPR leagues entering Week 6, so a potential uptick in targets could help his fantasy value here.
Andrews has a 23 percent target share, which is the fifth-highest among TEs ahead of Week 6, so expect Baltimore to get him involved early and often.
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Willie Snead Fantasy Outlook
As for the Ravens' other receivers, Willie Snead IV is third on the team in targets (16), so he should see a boost in value as well.
Snead is only owned in 7 percent of Yahoo! Fantasy Football leagues, and he could be an interesting waiver wire target if you're in need of a last-minute injury replacement.
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