The Baltimore Ravens blew out the Cleveland Browns last Saturday afternoon, winning 35-10 and finishing with a 12-5 record. With a win over Cleveland, Baltimore clinched the AFC North Division for the second straight season and the third seed in the AFC. The third-seed Ravens will host the sixth-seed Pittsburgh Steelers for the Wild Card at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday Night Football on Prime Video.
Baltimore Ravens star receiver exited early with an injury in Week 18
Ravens’ star Pro Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers suffered an apparent knee injury during the second quarter after Mohamoud Diabate hit his knee hard as he went to the ground. Flowers limped off the field and went directly into the medical tent, where he later went to the locker room for further examination. After initially being listed as questionable, the Ravens later downgraded him to out.
Ravens’ star receiver’s status remains uncertain for Wild Card
According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, during Monday’s press conference, head coach John Harbaugh told the media that Zay Flowers avoided a season-ending injury against the Cleveland Browns during their regular-season finale. Although Flowers dodged a catastrophic knee injury, he is considered day-to-day. As Rapoport points out, it will be a challenge for the Pro Bowl wide receiver to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend.
#Ravens coach John Harbaugh calls WR Zay Flowers “day-to-day” and clarifies that the injury is not season-ending. Sounds like it will be a challenge this week. But after that… possible. https://t.co/bDFobzK7cn
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 6, 2025
Since they play on Saturday night, the Ravens will start practicing on Tuesday and continue through Thursday. Finally, the short week of practice and his health will ultimately determine his fate on Saturday night.
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