Ravens TE Mark Andrews Leaves Practice in Ambulance with ‘Serious Cramping’

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews left practice in an ambulance Thursday after succumbing to “serious cramping.”

While the situation certainly looked scary after Andrews was initially helped off the field and administered fluids, Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh revealed it was the heat that got to Andrews.

“Mark’s cramping, he’s got some pretty serious cramping going on,” Harbaugh said. “So he’s got to work through it. Humidity really shot up and obviously he’s working super hard and he’s got to get that calmed down a little bit.”

Coach Harbaugh said that TE Mark Andrews dealt with cramping during today's practice. pic.twitter.com/IPntdxQnmG

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) August 19, 2021

Even though he left the field in an ambulance, Andrews was treated on-site and did not require a trip to the hospital.

Ravens TE Mark Andrews, who was dealing with cramps, is being treated on site. He was not transported to the hospital.

— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) August 19, 2021

A former third round selection out of Oklahoma, Andrews has been one of the most productive tight ends in football since entering the league in 2018.

He has totaled 156 receptions for 2,105 yards and 20 touchdowns. Andrews was named a Pro Bowler in 2019.