Ravens TE Mark Andrews, K Justin Tucker, PR Devin Duvernay named to AP All-Pro – Orange County Register

Raven Mark Andrews’ tight finish, soccer pitcher Justin Tucker and return bomber Devin Duvernay were selected to the All-Pro first team on Friday by the Associated Press.

Andrews, an All-Pro for the first time who was honored as a Pro Bowl initiator last month, had one of the best seasons for a skill player in franchise history. Despite the Ravens’ end-of-season instability in midfield, he finished with 107 catches for 1,361 yards in 17 games, both team records. He’s led all of the NFL’s tight finishes on catch and goal and finished first in touchdowns (nine).

Andrews ended the season with five straight games enjoyed from 85 yards or more, the longest streak by a tight finish in league history. He also has the NFL’s fifth-highest running intercept in the spot, according to Pro Football Focus.

“If you make a mistake and you are a great player, you make the midfielder’s life better. It doesn’t really matter who it is,” coach John Harbaugh said last week, after Andrews Voted as the Team’s Most Valuable Player by the local media. “I just think it’s a great, great achievement, the season he’s had. He’s been brilliant this year, and I’m excited for the rest of his career in Baltimore. ”

Tucker, the most accurate hitter in NFL history and seven-time All-Pro winner, has made 35 of 37 goals this season (the NFL’s best rate is 94.6%). including a tournament record, the player won 66 yards in a game against the Detroit Lions. Tucker also won 32 points for extra point efforts. A Pro Bowl starter, Tucker hit 58 consecutive goals in the fourth quarter and overtime as well.

With five All-Pro titles to the first team, Tucker is currently number one with first place in the Walk of Fame Morten Anderson in the spot.

“When we go out on the field as a team and as a team, we know one thing: We are putting one of the best players on our team in position to take the shot,” said team coordinator. especially Chris Horton said last month. “Every time he goes out there, that’s what’s going to happen. He’s human like everyone else, but I don’t think he’s showing any signs of slowing down. He has earned the respect of his colleagues and other coaches over the years. This is just what he does. He works very hard to be the best and tries to keep himself at the top of the league. ”

Duvernay, a wide receiver who didn’t return penalties until his rookie season in 2020, led the NFL in return average (13.9) among all players. eligible. He was also named a Pro Bowl initiator last month. Duvernay won one vote for all pro in strong comeback, while Nick Moore received three votes in long snapper.