The Baltimore Ravens have a massive game on deck this weekend against the Buffalo Bills on the road in the divisional round.
For them to have a real chance to win this game in prime time, they may need all of their key players healthy and ready to roll.
Unfortunately, Pro Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers might be in danger of missing the game due to injury.
According to Ravens insider Jamison Hensley, Flowers (knee injury) was the only player not practicing for Baltimore on Thursday.
Pro Bowl WR Zay Flowers is the only Ravens player not practicing Thursday.
Flowers hasn’t practiced since injuring his knee in the regular season finale 12 days ago.
Ravens play at Bills in a divisional round game Sunday.
— Jamison Hensley (@jamisonhensley) January 16, 2025
As Hensley noted, Flowers has not practiced since he injured his knee in the team’s regular-season finale almost two weeks ago.
Outside of All-Pro running back Derrick Henry, there might not be a more important running mate for MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson than Flowers.
The former Boston College star is the first-ever Ravens wide receiver ever to make the Pro Bowl.
His ability to stretch the field and change the game is a massive weapon for John Harbaugh and this Baltimore offense.
This season, Flowers caught 74 passes for 1,059 yards and four touchdowns.
If the Ravens have to take the field without a healthy Flowers on Sunday night in Buffalo, it could be a tough time at the office for the offense.
On the other side, the Bills would then have to worry about one less player who could potentially give them trouble.
Time will tell whether or not Flowers can make a jump and take the practice field on Friday ahead of the weekend’s matchup.
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