Ravens Wide Receiver Zay Flowers Out for Sunday’s Game with Hamstring Injury

New Orleans, LA, September 19, 2026 — The Baltimore Ravens announced Tuesday that wide receiver Zay Flowers has been ruled out for their upcoming Sunday game against the New Orleans Saints. The absence stems from a hamstring injury.

Flowers, a key player for the Ravens’ offense, will not be available for the Week 13 matchup. The team has not provided further details regarding the severity of the hamstring injury or a potential timeline for his return to play beyond Sunday’s contest.

The loss of Flowers could impact the Ravens’ offensive strategy and play-calling. As a rookie, Flowers has established himself as a significant contributor in the receiving corps this season. His ability to make plays downfield and gain yardage after the catch has been a notable aspect of Baltimore’s passing game.

The team’s medical staff has evaluated the injury, leading to the decision to sideline the player for Sunday’s game to allow for recovery. The exact date of the game is Sunday, but specific details of the date were not provided. The New Orleans Saints will be the opponent for this contest.

Baltimore Ravens coaches and players have not yet commented publicly on the implications of Flowers’s absence for the game against the Saints. The team’s depth at the wide receiver position will likely be tested as they prepare to face New Orleans. Further updates on Flowers’s condition are anticipated as the team progresses through the week.

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