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Ravens’ Offense Explodes for 40 Points in Opening Week Victory over Colts
Flowers had five catches for 150 yards and a touchdown before a hamstring injury forced Baltimore to rule him out.
- On Sunday, Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers posted a career-high 150 receiving yards against the Indianapolis Colts before exiting with a hamstring injury in the second quarter.
- Flowers struggled with a persistent hamstring issue throughout training camp, an ailment that caused him to miss time during the summer, though he entered the season as the team's primary offensive weapon.
- Before his departure, Flowers recorded five catches for 150 yards and one touchdown, including an electric 54-yard score that helped the Ravens secure an early lead.
- Rookie receiver Ja'Kobi Lane also exited the game with a wrist injury after playing 24 snaps, forcing the Ravens to lean on depth including Derrick Henry to maintain their lead.
- Behind Henry's 144 rushing yards and three touchdowns, the Ravens ultimately secured the win, demonstrating that Baltimore's offense maintains significant resilience even when key players are sidelined.
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Ravens’ offense explodes for 40 points in opening week victory over Colts
The Ravens’ offense was firing on all cylinders during their win over the Indianapolis Colts with a 300-yard passer, 100-yard rusher, and 150-yard receiver for the first time in franchise history.
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Ravens WR Zay Flowers’ 150-yard first half ends with hamstring injury
By Field Level Media Sep 13 (Field Level Media) - Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers set a career high with 150 receiving yards in the first half at Indianapolis on Sunday but went to the bench with a hamstring injury with six minutes left in...
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