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Jesse Mentor was asked uh why he thinks Zay Flowers could could continue to take a big jump this year... he's everything that you want... he has a very very unique skill set... He can play any receiver position... I look forward to him getting the ball in as many ways as possible. The more that guy touches the ball, the better we'll be.
STACKED’s take
Versatile slot/outside option with upside if new OC adds red zone targets.
Coach Jesse Mentor praised Flowers' versatility and skill set, emphasizing he can play any receiver position (slot, outside, gadget) and is not limited to one role. Mentor stated "I look forward to him getting the ball in as many ways as possible. The more that guy touches the ball, the better we'll be," indicating the Ravens plan to maximize his touches and offensive opportunities. The source regrets not taking Flowers more aggressively when he was going in the fourth round; now at 12% allocation (down from 14%), the source views him as a good number one receiver or super high-end number two receiver. New offensive coordinator and head coach may create different usage patterns, including potential red zone targets he lacked previously. If Flowers scores touchdowns, he will be a high-end wide receiver in fantasy; the market has baked this in correctly, and moving him into the mid-3 round range was a good idea.
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