Zay Flowers is back for the Baltimore Ravens.
The wide receiver is active for Sunday’s Week 3 game against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro. Flowers missed Baltimore’s loss to the New Orleans Saints with a hamstring injury, then sat out practice Wednesday and Thursday before returning Friday on a limited basis. The Ravens listed him as questionable, leaving his availability unsettled
until game day.His return gives Lamar Jackson another option in a passing game that leaned on Rashod Bateman and its other receivers against New Orleans. Flowers’ ability to get open and make plays after the catch could help Baltimore challenge a Dallas secondary missing cornerback Cobie Durant and safety Malik Hooker.
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It's unknown how many snaps Flowers will play after the hamstring issue. But Baltimore has its leading receiver available in a game where keeping pace with Dak Prescott and the Cowboys could require contributions across the offense.
The Ravens will still have to adjust up front. Left tackle Ronnie Stanley is inactive with a toe injury, and Carson Vinson is expected to make his first NFL start in Stanley’s place.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens get Zay Flowers back for Sunday’s game against the Cowboys













