Zay Flowers is still on the Baltimore Ravens’ injury report heading into Week 4, but the signs point toward him being available against the Tennessee Titans.
The Ravens receiver is listed as questionable for Sunday after dealing with a hamstring injury that has limited him to two games in the 2026 season. He did play in Week 3 against the Dallas Cowboys, and he was a full practice participant on Thursday after opening the week with a limited session.
Flowers sounded optimistic about where things stand earlier in the week. Speaking about the hamstring issue, he said, "I think we'll be good. I think we'll be alright."
That optimism matches how the betting market is treating him. His props are already posted for the Week 4 matchup, with Flowers lined at 5.5 receptions and 71.5 receiving yards.
Even with the injury interruption, Flowers has been productive when he’s been on the field. He has 234 receiving yards in two games this season, with 10 catches on 12 targets from Lamar Jackson. He’s also averaging 23.4 yards per reception in 2026.
His Week 3 return against Dallas came with a clear workload restriction. Flowers played just 21 snaps, but he still caught five of six targets for 84 yards and added a 20-yard carry. Overall this season, he has been on the field for only 41 total snaps, which works out to 31.1 percent of Baltimore’s offensive snaps.
The hamstring issue first showed up in Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts, when Flowers erupted for five catches, 150 yards and a touchdown in the first half before exiting. He played 20 snaps in that game.
He was viewed as more of a long shot to suit up in Week 3 and still managed to play, which is why his questionable tag this week doesn’t necessarily rule him out. But if he’s active again, the better betting angle may be the yardage number rather than the receptions total.
The 5.5 catches line feels a little rich if Flowers is held to another limited workload. The 71.5 receiving yards number is the more appealing play, especially against a Titans defense that ranks 25th in the NFL in EPA/Pass.
If Flowers is able to get closer to 50 percent of Baltimore’s snaps, he has a strong chance to clear that receiving yardage mark.
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