Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews and cornerback Arthur Malet were named to Pro Football Focus’ Team of the Week for Week 4.

Andrews earned an overall player grade of 88.5 from PFF, which was his highest such mark this season. The three-time Pro Bowler hauled in five receptions for 80 receiving yards and two touchdown catches in Baltimore’s 28-3 road win over the Cleveland Browns. He also became the 12th tight end in NFL history to log at least eight games with at least two touchdown receptions.

PFF handed Maulet, who filled the flex position for this team of the week, an overall player grade of 77.2 for his promising showing on the day. He featured in 64 percent of snaps on defense for Baltimore against Cleveland and allowed a mere 12 receiving yards in coverage.

Maulet left this edition of the Ravens and Browns rivalry in the third quarter due to a concussion. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh did note during a press conference on Monday that the versatile cornerback and the rest of the players on the team who came away from the contest with an injury did not suffer any "long-term type" ailment.

Five other Ravens talents on the defensive side of the ball received a player grade of at least 70.0 from PFF for Week 4, including Daryl Worley (89.1).