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Zay Flowers has a real chance to have a career year in year four of his of his NFL career here. Per route wise as he's coming to the NFL, he's he's up there in the same territory as like Malik Nabers and Drake London.
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Poised for a career year with elite zone-beating and improved press separation
Matt Harmon projects a career year for Zay Flowers, citing significant growth in his success rate versus press coverage, which climbed from 62.9% as a rookie to 75% (76th percentile) in his third season. Flowers has evolved beyond a 'Mickey Mouse' receiver, with his screen route rate dropping to 4.9% while his usage on intermediate routes like digs (20%), curls, and slants increased. He maintains an elite 85.4% success rate versus zone coverage (92nd percentile) and has improved catch-point consistency, recording a 1.6% drop rate and catching three of four contested targets. Despite Lamar Jackson missing time and struggling with consistency last season, Flowers ranked 6th in receiving yards and 14th in YPRR since 2023. Harmon notes his route profile mirrors elite peers like Puka Nacua and Rome Odunze, and he is not a slot receiver, having played primarily on the outside.
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