Ravens WR Zay Flowers Suffers Knee Injury Ahead of Playoffs

The Pro Bowl receiver is set to undergo an MRI, with early reports suggesting a sprain that may sideline him for Baltimore's first playoff game.

Zay Flowers, the Ravens' leading receiver, exited the Week 18 game against the Browns with a knee injury sustained during the second quarter.
Head coach John Harbaugh described the injury as potentially manageable but confirmed Flowers will undergo an MRI to determine the severity.
Initial reports indicate a knee sprain, which could keep Flowers out of the Ravens' upcoming Wild Card playoff game, though he may return if the team advances.
Flowers has been a key offensive player for Baltimore, finishing the regular season with 74 receptions for 1,059 yards and earning his first Pro Bowl selection.
Despite Flowers' absence, the Ravens secured a 35-10 victory, clinching the AFC North title and locking in the No. 3 seed for the playoffs.