A 2024 sixth-round pick, Flournoy is a small-school product (Southeast Missouri State) and late bloomer who turned 25 during his rookie season. He didn't play much during that initial campaign, nor in Weeks 1-2 of 2025, only taking on a larger role after CeeDee Lamb suffered an ankle injury in Week 3. Flournoy put up 124 yards against the Jets a few weeks later, showing enough to stick on as the No. 3 WR once Lamb returned in Week 7. The new role didn't amount to much at first -- six targets over the next five games -- but Flournoy came on strong over his final five games with a 23-275-2 receiving line (30 targets), boosted by his 9-115-1 effort in Week 14 when Lamb made an early exit at Detroit. Lamb and George Pickens are back as Prescott's primary targets in a perennially pass-heavy offense, with TE Jake Ferguson and RB Javonte Williams also locked into starting jobs. The situation may keep Flournoy south of a handful of targets per game, but he's shown both the necessary athleticism (4.44 40, 39.5-inch vertical) and chemistry with Prescott (71.4 percent catch rate) to take on a much larger workload if things go sour with Pickens' contract situation or Lamb's health.