Pro Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers was ruled out for the Baltimore Ravens' wild-card game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night. Flowers injured his right knee in Saturday's regular-season finale and did not practice all week.

Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is sidelined for the third and final practice of the week before the Ravens host the Pittsburgh Steelers in Saturday's wild-card playoff game. The Ravens' leading wide receiver suffered a knee injury in the regular-season finale against the Cleveland Browns and is considered day-to-day.

The NFL released their official Pro Bowl rosters on Thursday morning, and the Baltimore Ravens led all teams with nine players selected. That includes wide receiver Zay Flowers, who will make Pro Bowl history.

The Baltimore Ravens have a rich tradition and history in the NFL, but the wide receiver position has lacked star power and elite production. However, it ended with the selection of Zay Flowers in 2023.

Pro Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers exited Saturday's game against the Cleveland Browns with an apparent leg injury after going down hard on a catch-and-run. The 24-year-old Flowers immediately grabbed at his right knee and was in visible pain.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers did not participate in practice for the third straight day on Thursday and has been ruled out for Saturday's AFC wild-card game versus the visiting Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Baltimore Ravens will be without their top wide receiver when they begin the NFL playoffs against the rival Pittsburgh Steelers, as head coach John Harbaugh officially ruled out Zay Flowers with a knee injury Thursday.

The second-year player recorded team highs of 74 receptions and 1,059 yards in 2024, becoming Lamar Jackson's most-targeted receiver.

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh announced Thursday that wide receiver Zay Flowers will not play in Saturday night's AFC Wild Card Round playoff