Flowers followed up his WR27 rookie campaign with a WR22 finish in his second season, continuing to show steady growth as Lamar Jackson’s top wideout. He finished 16th in yards per route run and 17th in YAC/rec, solidifying his role as a high-efficiency playmaker in a Baltimore offense that doesn't always lean pass-heavy but remains productive through the air. Flowers has proven capable of earning targets and creating after the catch, though he still profiles best as a low-end WR2 or high-end WR3 heading into 2025. With no major additions to the Ravens' receiving corps and another year of continuity in the offense, Flowers offers a high floor in PPR formats, even if the ceiling remains limited in a run-oriented system.