Zay Flowers made the Pro Bowl in his second NFL season, and if the Ravens have any shot at a Super Bowl, they’ll need their star pass-catcher to be healthy and involved.
Flowers’s status will be something to watch after the former Boston College pass catcher exited the Week 18 season finale with a knee injury after making a catch.
Flowers had an MRI earlier this week, and head coach John Harbaugh was hopeful about his availability. However, on Tuesday, Flowers missed the Ravens’ first practice of the week.
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Flowers exited with one catch for 12 yards on two targets and will finish the regular season with a team-high 74 receptions, and four touchdowns, and his 1,059 receiving yards are the sixth-most in the AFC.
Deonte Harty, Nelson Agholor, or Devontez Walker could fill that role if Flowers didn’t play.
