VideoFrom Matt Harmon
Zay Flowers Dominance
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Sep 17, 2026
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Thu, September 17, 2026
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Matt Harmon identifies Zay Flowers as the featured piece of the Ravens' offense, citing his elite Week 1 usage where he earned six targets on just 11 first-half routes. Flowers demonstrated versatility by leading the team with a 13.8 aDOT while also recording 16.6 yards after catch per reception, proving his ability to win downfield and against man coverage. Harmon views this performance as 100% legitimate, contingent on Flowers maintaining his health, specifically his hamstring.
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0:00Zay Flowers going absolutely ballistic,
0:02absolutely ham sandwich, 150 yards and a
0:05touchdown in the first half. I'm not
0:08going to lie to you. Obviously, I was
0:10thinking about you, brother, but at the
0:12same time, I think this is just about as
0:15explosive after the catch as I have seen
0:18Zay Flowers in a minute now. But, week
0:20one, lie or truth, is Zay Flowers that
0:23explosion is for real and your bold
0:26prediction that he leads the league in
0:27receiving, it will come true. Let's say
0:31you.
0:31>> Obviously, we'll see about the bold
0:33prediction that he leads the NFL in
0:34receiving yards. But, what we saw out of
0:35Zay Flowers in week one is absolutely
0:38100% for real as long as his as long as
0:41his hamstring can hold on. To your
0:42point, he runs 11 routes in the first
0:45half of that game. He got six targets.
0:48He's the featured piece of this offense.
0:50He had 16.6
0:52yards after catch per reception, but a
0:5513.8
0:56average depth of target, which led the
0:59team. This is like the the nexus of Zay
1:01Flowers, everything coming together
1:03here. It's the downfield explosive
1:05playability mixed with the ability to
1:09win in the open field, break tackles. I
1:11mean, the Colts were in out of ton of
1:13man coverage and they could not hang
1:16with Zay Flowers.
