Mark Andrews
“Absolutely gutted” after the end-of-season drop
… vows to get back on his feet
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Mark Andrews speaks out about his dropped pass that ended the Ravens' Super Bowl hopes… and says it's hard to express how he felt in the days following the game, but one thing is for sure – he will Use experience to become better.
The longtime Baltimore tight end broke his silence about his Divisional Round performance against the Buffalo Bills in a lengthy social media post on Thursday … and it's clear he's struggling with it.
“I am absolutely disappointed with what happened on Sunday,” Andrews said. “I am devastated for my teammates, my coaches and Ravens fans.”
“I give my full potential to play at the highest level because I love my team and the game of football like nothing else.”
After all, Andrews explained that this stopped him from speaking about the matter sooner… as he needed time to collect his thoughts.
He went on to say that the “shock and disappointment” he is experiencing is unlike any feeling he has ever had before…but he won't let it ruin his life.
“I promise that this adversity will only make me stronger and help us move forward in our journey.”
Of course, Andrews dropped a potentially game-winning two-point conversion pass in the final seconds of the contest after giving up a fumble early in the contest.
Andrews faced heavy criticism…but noted it wasn't all bad, as he's received a ton of love from his teammates and fans over the past few days – while also thanking those who, as an organization, remembered his breakthrough T1D Organization also donated a sign of support.
“Even when the moment seems darkest, perspective can show that there is still much light in this world. I will now do my part to get back on my feet and contribute.”