Ravens WR Zay Flowers Unlikely to Play in Wild Card Game Against Steelers

Baltimore's top receiver remains day-to-day with a knee injury, posing a significant challenge for the team’s offense.

Zay Flowers, the Ravens' leading receiver, suffered a knee injury in the regular-season finale against the Browns and has not practiced this week.
Head coach John Harbaugh confirmed the injury is not season-ending, but NFL reports suggest Flowers is a 'long shot' to play in Saturday's playoff game.
Flowers led the Ravens in receptions, receiving yards, and first downs this season, making him a key offensive weapon for quarterback Lamar Jackson.
If Flowers is unavailable, the Ravens are expected to rely more heavily on tight ends Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely, as well as receiver Rashod Bateman.
Baltimore faces the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild card round, marking the third matchup between the AFC North rivals this season and their first playoff meeting since 2014.