Ravens WR Zay Flowers dominated against the Bills, catching seven of nine targets for 143 yards and a TD. He played 46 of 51 snaps and showed his after-the-catch ability by evading tackles for big plays. QB Lamar Jackson threw just 19 times, but Flowers was the clear favorite.
Flowers’ 90.2% snap rate led all WRs, with Rashod Bateman next at 72.5%. Flowers is clearly the team’s primary receiver, though their 39.2% pass rate could limit consistency.
Even so, with the Ravens’ scoring potential, Flowers remains an every-week fantasy starter. The dips will be worth top-12 WR performances like this.
He’ll face the Browns and Lions over the next two weeks, both favorable matchups.
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