Zay Flowers is questionable to return vs. Colts with a hamstring injury
Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is questionable to return against Indianapolis with a hamstring injury after catching five passes for 150 yards
Zay Flowers' impressive season debut against the Indianapolis Colts was cut short due to an injury scare. The Baltimore Ravens announced that the wide receiver is questionable to return for the next game due to a hamstring issue. Flowers had a stellar game, recording five receptions for 150 yards and one touchdown, averaging 30 yards per catch.
He entered the game after recovering from a minor hamstring injury sustained during the summer. After limited practice participation on Wednesday, Flowers played without any injury designation on Thursday and Friday, then continued through Sunday's match without an official injury flag. In the process, he showcased one of the best performances of his career, including a 54-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson and a 49-yard gain earlier on.
With his performance, Flowers achieved his 10th career 100-yard receiving game, matching Mark Andrews' record for the Ravens. His availability for the remainder of the opener remains uncertain as the team's medical staff assesses the extent of the hamstring injury.
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