Zay Flowers’ status for the Ravens’ divisional clash against the Bills remains shrouded in uncertainty, with head coach John Harbaugh offering little clarity. “We’ll see,” Harbaugh said regarding the wide receiver’s availability, hinting that the final call may not come until later in the week.
Flowers has been dealing with a knee injury sustained in the season finale and missed Baltimore’s Wild Card victory over the Steelers. The Ravens leaned heavily on their ground game in that matchup, but facing a high-powered Bills offense on Sunday might require more firepower through the air.
Flowers has been a key piece of the Ravens’ attack all season, leading the team with 1,059 receiving yards and four touchdowns. His absence could put added pressure on Lamar Jackson to carry the offense, while Rashod Bateman and Mark Andrews would need to step up in the passing game.
If Flowers can’t go, Baltimore will have to hope their defense and run game can slow down Buffalo — or risk getting caught in a shootout they may not be able to keep up with.
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