Mark Andrews shocked the Browns with his first touchdown run of his career, but it’s no surprise the Ravens’ record-setting tight end continues to make game-winning plays.

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews had himself a perfect outing on Sunday in the 23-16 win over the Cleveland Browns. Andrews first broke the all-time record for receiving yards in the first quarter, surpassing Derrick Mason, in what is a superb achievement for the tight end.

Following a series of challenging matchups, the Baltimore Ravens have regained their footing. After their impressive victory over the Cleveland Browns, Mark Andrews had the perfect message for the fans.

Ravens fans will love Mark Andrews' response about breaking franchise record originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

Most of us, to a man or woman, have argued that Isaiah Likely seems the best option for an extension. He's a baller. He's younger than Mark Andrews. It would seem that his best football is yet to come.

Tight end Mark Andrews and the Baltimore Ravens didn't waste any time getting into the record books. On the fifth play of Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, Andrews caught an 11-yard pass to break the Ravens record for career receiving yards.

The Ravens announced that Andrews made franchise history during Sunday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns, via social media. "RECORD-BREAKING CATCH FOR [MARK ANDREWS]," they said. "TUNE IN ON CBS."

If Baltimore makes something of this season, it'll look back on a gutsy call by Todd Monken that helped win an important game in Cleveland.

Ravens' HC John Harbaugh offers a poetic view of how Mark Andrews overcame adversity en route to another solid season.