Ravens' Zay Flowers Cleared to Play Against Texans Despite Shoulder Injury

Baltimore's top receiver returns to action as the team fights to keep AFC North title hopes alive.

Zay Flowers, the Ravens' leading wide receiver, is set to play against the Texans after recovering from a shoulder injury that limited his practice earlier this week.
Flowers has been a key offensive player this season, leading Baltimore with 71 receptions, 1,016 receiving yards, and four touchdowns.
The Ravens are dealing with other offensive injuries, with Nelson Agholor and Justice Hill ruled out due to concussions, and Jalyn Armour-Davis sidelined with a hamstring issue.
Baltimore elevated wide receiver Anthony Miller from the practice squad to bolster their depleted receiving corps ahead of the game.
The Ravens (10-5) aim to win their remaining two games and secure the AFC North title, but face a strong Texans defense ranked in the top six against the pass.