Zay Flowers cooked the Washington Commanders last summer over a couple days of joint training camp practices.
He picked up where he left off in the real thing Sunday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium.
Flowers posted nine catches for 132 yards in the first half as the Ravens took a 17-10 lead. His 132 receiving yards are already a career high.
Flowers' nine catches are the most any Ravens receiver has ever posted in the first half of a game. His 132 receiving yards are the fourth-most in the first half of a Ravens game, trailing only WRs Derrick Alexander's 166 (1996 vs. Pittsburgh), Marquise Brown's 147 (2019 at Miami) and Torrey Smith's 144 (2011 at St. Louis).
Flowers has heated up the past two weeks. He had seven catches for 111 yards last week in Cincinnati.
Flowers now has three career games with at least 100 receiving yards, marking the third most by a Raven within their first two NFL seasons, trailing WRs Mark Clayton (five from 2005-06) and Smith (four from 2011-12).
