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Originally Published 2 months ago — by NBC Sports
The Ravens, after a poor start to the season, improved their outlook with a dominant 28-6 win over the Dolphins, highlighted by Lamar Jackson's return and four touchdown passes, signaling a potential strong run in the upcoming games.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by NBC Sports
Mark Andrews reflects on the painful playoff loss to Buffalo, emphasizing that it's a new season and focusing on performing well for the Ravens to move past previous disappointments.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens' first padded practice of training camp saw standout performances from veteran tight end Mark Andrews, who made several impressive plays, and cornerback Nate Wiggins, who continued his strong streak with key plays and good coverage. Coach Harbaugh praised Wiggins' recent form, highlighting his solid practices and effective reactions during drills.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by NBC Sports
Lamar Jackson defended Mark Andrews from criticism following a playoff loss, emphasizing their strong connection and Andrews' contributions to the team, despite recent scrutiny and speculation about his future with the Ravens.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BaltimoreRavens.com
NFL Network's Bucky Brooks suggests the Baltimore Ravens may have a better path to the Super Bowl this year despite being the No. 5 seed, as they face less pressure compared to last year's top seed position. Brooks highlights the team's talent, including Lamar Jackson's league-leading wide-open throws and Mark Andrews' record-breaking performance. Additionally, ESPN's mock draft predicts the Ravens will select Marshall edge rusher Mike Green to bolster their pass rush.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TODAY
Baltimore Ravens star Mark Andrews, who has Type 1 diabetes, helped save a woman's life on a Southwest Airlines flight by using his diabetic testing kit to stabilize her during a medical emergency. Andrews, along with a doctor and nurse on board, assisted the woman whose blood pressure was low. This heroic act occurred just a day after the Ravens' season ended, and Andrews, who manages his diabetes during games, has personal experience with similar emergencies.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TODAY
Baltimore Ravens star Mark Andrews helped save a woman's life on a flight by administering CPR and using an automated external defibrillator. Andrews, a tight end for the NFL team, was on a flight from Los Angeles to Baltimore when a woman lost consciousness. His quick actions, along with the help of a doctor on board, played a crucial role in saving the woman's life.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NFL.com
Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, a Type 1 diabetic, assisted a fellow passenger experiencing a medical emergency on a Southwest Airlines flight by suggesting a potential blood sugar issue and offering the use of his diabetic testing kit. With the help of a doctor and nurse on board, the woman's condition stabilized, and she was able to leave the plane upon landing. Andrews, known for his on-field heroics, demonstrated quick thinking and compassion in a critical situation.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Beast
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is being hailed as a hero for potentially saving a woman's life during a mid-air emergency on a Southwest Airlines flight. Andrews, who has Type 1 diabetes, assisted medical professionals in checking the woman's blood-sugar level using his own testing kit, which may have contributed to stabilizing her condition. Despite his heroics, Andrews quietly deplaned after the ordeal, and the Ravens confirmed the authenticity of the story, with Andrews crediting the flight staff and medical professionals for their response.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Washington Post
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, a Type 1 diabetes advocate, quietly assisted a woman experiencing a medical emergency on a Southwest Airlines flight by helping administer a blood sugar test and stabilize her condition. Andrews, who returned from a serious ankle injury, downplayed his role and credited the nurse and doctor on the plane as the real heroes. The incident was shared on social media, highlighting the quick actions of strangers coming together to help save a life.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews assisted a woman who experienced a medical emergency during a Southwest Airlines flight from Baltimore to Phoenix by providing a diabetic testing kit, ultimately stabilizing her for the rest of the flight. Andrews, a Type 1 diabetic himself, stepped in after overhearing a doctor and nurse attending to the woman, and his quick action, along with the efforts of medical personnel and fellow passengers, helped the woman make it through the flight in stable condition.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, who has Type 1 diabetes, assisted in a mid-flight medical emergency by providing a diabetic testing kit to a woman experiencing low blood pressure and a weak pulse. Andrews, a three-time Pro Bowler, instructed the medical professionals on how to use the kit, stabilizing the woman's heart rate until the plane landed and paramedics arrived. Andrews quietly deplaned after the incident, with fellow passengers praising his heroism. The Ravens released a statement crediting the Southwest flight staff, medical professionals, and fellow passengers for their quick response, while a Southwest spokesperson expressed appreciation for the assistance provided during the in-flight emergency.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Ravens tight end Mark Andrews helped save a woman's life during a mid-air emergency by using his diabetic testing kit to assist medical professionals in stabilizing her condition, alongside a nurse and doctor who were also on the plane. The woman had a mid-flight medical emergency, and Andrews' quick thinking and assistance contributed to her heart rate stabilizing before paramedics met the flight upon landing.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WBAL TV Baltimore
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, who lives with Type 1 diabetes, helped save a woman's life during a Southwest Airlines flight from Baltimore to Phoenix by using his diabetic testing kit to stabilize her heart rate amid a medical emergency. Andrews, along with the flight attendants, nurse, and doctor on board, played a crucial role in providing quick assistance to the passenger in need.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS News
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, who has Type 1 diabetes, helped save a woman's life during a Southwest Airlines flight by using his diabetic test kit to assist medical professionals in stabilizing her condition. The woman, who had a mid-flight medical emergency, was able to receive the necessary assistance and was able to walk with help off the plane when it landed in Phoenix. Andrews' quick thinking and assistance in the situation showcased his leadership and role model qualities beyond the football field.