Flowers is one of the most complete receivers in the league by the metrics and one of the more underrated by the overall rankings. His ESPN OVERALL score (96th percentile) and OPEN score (94th percentile) are both elite, as is his 97th-percentile YPRR. The 86th-percentile YAC per reception and 84th-percentile avoided tackle rate confirm what the eye test says: he's a dynamic playmaker who creates after the catch at an elite level. The production has been real–1,211 yards last season–but only five touchdowns dragged his overall finish to WR12. With Mark Andrews absorbing red zone targets at tight end and Derrick Henry handling goal-line carries, Flowers may perpetually be the best player on the Ravens who doesn't score enough. Baltimore's 43 vacated WR targets (21.1% of receiver targets) from departed players adds some incremental opportunity. He's going as the WR18, and the ceiling depends heavily on whether the touchdowns regress positively from five.