Flowers finished 2025 with career highs for catches (86), receiving yards (1,211) and targets (118), though his fantasy production was only marginally better than 2024's until he scored a pair of long TDs in the fourth quarter of a Week 18 loss. The final product nonetheless showed progress, with Flowers easily posting career highs for yards per route (2.8) and yards per target (10.3) even though Baltimore's offense otherwise struggled (relative to his first two years in the league). For a second straight year, the 5-foot-9 Flowers didn't do much in the red zone, with his route share dropping slightly and his target rate plummeting. He's otherwise been the no doubt No. 1 WR in Baltimore ever since the Ravens drafted him 22nd overall in 2023. This upcoming season will be Flowers' first without Todd Monken calling plays, but it may also be the best opportunity Flowers has to corner a massive target share. Ravens WR Rashod Bateman and TE Mark Andrews are coming off down seasons in 2025, while mid-round rookies seem to be the plan for replacing TE Isaiah Likely (Giants) and WR DeAndre Hopkins (FA). New offensive coordinator Declan Doyle figures to run his offense through QB Lamar Jackson, RB Derrick Henry and WR Zay Flowers, just as Monken did, but with some new wrinkles.