Flournoy’s precision finding seams and his open-field ability keep him on the radar. A bigger sample against Baltimore could push him into deeper leagues’ consideration, especially if Holden or Cropper falter, giving Flournoy a path to a regular-season role.

Flournoy flashed route crispness and strong hands, drawing coaching praise and signaling a potential rise in the Cowboys' WR depth. His releases continue to mature, and he showed the ability to break tackles, though a Milton overthrow kept a big play from happening. His trajectory now hinges on special-teams value to earn a roster spot.

Ryan Flournoy is considered another wildcard for the Cowboys, needing to demonstrate growth and performance to secure a spot on the roster.

Ryan Flournoy had a quiet rookie season, catching 10 passes for 102 yards in 11 games, though praised for his potential by team owner Jerry Jones.

Ryan Flournoy was involved in the late-game altercation against the Eagles, where he was seen shoving Eagles backup safety Sydney Brown following a kickoff return. This confrontation contributed to the escalating tensions that led to multiple ejections. Flournoy's actions reflect the heightened emotions and physicality that characterized the matchup, particularly on special teams, highlighting the intensity of the rivalry between the Cowboys and Eagles.