The Baltimore Ravens are entering the NFL playoffs on a high note, having won their last four games. As the champions of the AFC North, they will kick off their postseason against the Pittsburgh Steelers, facing off for the third time this season.

Unfortunately, it looks like the Ravens may be without their leading wide receiver, Zay Flowers, for the game against the Steelers.

The second-year receiver topped the team in both receptions and receiving yards but sustained a leg injury during the second quarter of Baltimore’s last regular season game against the Cleveland Browns.

After being assisted by medical staff, Flowers was able to walk off the field on his own and went to the locker room, but he didn’t return to the game.

His status for the wild card playoffs remains uncertain. Here’s the latest on his situation:

Update on Zay Flowers’ Injury

According to the team’s injury report, Flowers did not participate in practice on Tuesday and was absent from practice again on Wednesday.

The Ravens are set for one final practice session on Thursday before their game against Pittsburgh on Saturday night.

This season, Flowers has been a key contributor to the Ravens’ offense, achieving his first career 1,000-yard receiving season and leading the team in first downs with 48.

Following the Ravens’ victory over Cleveland, head coach John Harbaugh mentioned that Flowers would undergo an MRI on Sunday morning after the game. On Monday, Harbaugh confirmed that the injury wouldn’t end Flowers’ season.

“It’s a day-to-day situation,” Harbaugh stated. “We will do everything we can to help him return as soon as possible, and we’ll see how it develops.”

Ravens’ Receiver Depth Chart

Here are the remaining wide receivers for the Ravens, especially if Flowers is unable to play on Saturday:

• Rashod Bateman
• Nelson Agholor
• Steven Sims
• Devontez Walker
• Tylan Wallace

Additionally, Baltimore has wide receivers Malik Cunningham, Keith Kirkwood, Dayton Wade, and Anthony Miller on the practice squad.

Zay Flowers’ Performance Stats

During the 17-game regular season, Flowers recorded 74 receptions for a total of 1,059 yards, along with four touchdowns. He also had nine carries that gained 56 rushing yards.

Playoff Matchup for the Ravens

Baltimore Ravens (12-5, AFC North champions) vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7, AFC wild card No. 2)

This playoff meeting is notable, marking their first postseason clash since the 2014 NFL season, where the Ravens triumphed with a score of 30-17.