It seems likely that Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson will be without his top option again this weekend.

Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers suffered a knee sprain in Baltimore’s win over Cleveland and is trending towards missing the Wild Card matchup with a knee injury ...

“Zay Flowers is not going to be able to make it ... Baltimore drafted Flowers in 2023, the first Boston College wide receiver ever taken in the first round, and he quickly became an elusive ...

Former Boston College and current Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers will miss the Ravens Divisional Round playoff game against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night. His stat ...

What kind of prospect was Zay Flowers in high school ... 4A state semifinal appearances during his final two seasons. Flowers and Boston College finished a combined 21-27 during his career ...

Zay Flowers has quickly emerged as one of the brightest ... ranked as the 135th-best receiver in the nation. He landed at Boston College, where he would go on to set multiple records and solidify ...

There was already a slim chance for Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers to play in Sunday's Divisional Round game ...

WR Zay Flowers (knee) is questionable to return ... Before First Quarter Ends Flowers began his football career with Boston College in 2019 and spent his entire tenure with them as a starter.

Xavien ‘Zay' Kevonn Flowers, also known as Zay Flowers ... semifinal appearances in his junior and senior year, as per Boston College's official website. Flowers chose to attend Boston College ...

However, it ended with the selection of Zay Flowers in 2023. The former Boston College pass catcher was solid as a rookie but took a significant leap in year two, earning his first Pro Bowl nod. This ...

The Baltimore Ravens will be without leading receiver Zay Flowers for their divisional round playoff game against the Buffalo ...

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers avoided a season-ending right ... with the 22nd overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft out of Boston College.