
Zay Flowers hauled in six of a team-high 11 targets for 66 yards on his way to finishing as a WR3 in Week 6. He was responsible for the Ravens’ longest play on Sunday with his 31-yard catch in the third quarter, but his 12.7 PPR points mark a season-low.
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Flowers entered Week 6 as the only WR with at least 14 PPR points in each week played this season. That streak ended with this latest performance, though it’s hard to pin the result on the fourth-year WR.
Against the Browns, he commanded a season-high 35.5% target share while managing 106 air yards, his highest output since Week 14 of last season. But the Ravens passing attack left limited production for its pass catchers.
The team was forced to start backup QB Tyler Huntley for a consecutive week after QB Lamar Jackson was unable to return from his ankle injury. That led to just 165 passing yards and 10 points, both season-low marks for the team.
Flowers is slated for a return to WR1 production with Jackson expected to return for a Week 7 matchup against a Bengals defense that’s allowed the 13th most points to WRs.