Flowers features prominently in Week 2 start/sit considerations; early-season usage suggests a high target share, with strong upside as Baltimore’s passing game evolves.

Flowers erupted Week 1 with 7 grabs for 143 yards and a score, instantly becoming the Ravens’ top-offense weapon; his routes and target share point to a high-volume, high-floor path in Weeks 2+.

Flowers looks like a breakout candidate, taking a leap as Baltimore’s top young option and contributing to the dynamic receiving corps with increasing target depth and big-play ability.

Flowers racked up 143 yards on seven catches with a TD in a tight Week 1 loss, illustrating a high ceiling and strong immediate fantasy upside.

Flowers delivered a career-best receiving yard total in Week 1, supported by high target share, but long-term projection remains fragile as injuries and tight end primacy limit ceiling; a volatile asset whose Week 2 outlook depends on Lamar Jackson’s distribution and the health of Ravens' diverse receiving corps.