Ravens' Zay Flowers Ruled Out for Divisional Playoff Against Bills

Baltimore will rely on its ground game and other receivers as Flowers misses his second straight playoff game due to a knee injury.

Wide receiver Zay Flowers, Baltimore's leader in receptions and receiving yards, is inactive for the Divisional Round game against the Buffalo Bills due to a right knee sprain.
Flowers sustained the injury during the Ravens' regular-season finale and has not practiced since, despite a brief pregame workout on Sunday.
The Ravens promoted veteran Anthony Miller from the practice squad to bolster their receiving corps, which will also rely on Rashod Bateman and Nelson Agholor to step up in Flowers' absence.
Baltimore's rushing attack, which set a franchise playoff record with 299 yards in their Wild Card win over the Steelers, will again be critical in Buffalo's cold weather conditions.
Reports suggest the Ravens are optimistic Flowers could return for the AFC Championship Game if they defeat the Bills and advance.