Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers suffered a knee injury during Saturday’s game against the Cleveland Browns. The injury occurred in the second quarter, leading to Flowers exiting the field for evaluation. He managed to record 12 yards on one reception before the incident.

The Ravens head coach, John Harbaugh, confirmed that Flowers will undergo an MRI to assess the injury. In his post-game remarks, Harbaugh stated, ‘It’s something that he has a chance to be OK with. But we’ll probably have more details after an MRI tomorrow morning.’

Fans observed with bated breath as Flowers left the game, initiating concerns over the impact on the team’s playoff aspirations. The Ravens entered the game already having secured a playoff spot, and their triumphant 35-10 victory over the Browns marked their second consecutive AFC North title.

This season, Flowers, a former 22nd pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, has made significant contributions, totaling 1,047 yards on 73 receptions and four touchdowns. He has been pivotal in the Ravens’ offensive scheme, leading the team in receiving yards.

As the Ravens prepare for the postseason, the loss of Flowers could prove critical. Should his injury prevent him from participating in the wild-card round, other players, such as Rashod Bateman and Nelson Agholor, may need to step up to fill the void.