Zay Flowers Sheds the Pitch Count for Ravens Matchup Against Titans

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is officially off his snap-count leash and ready to roll against the Tennessee Titans.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported Sunday morning that Flowers is "good to go" and won't be dealing with the hard pitch count that capped his workload last week.

"Jeremy Fowler reported Flowers is 'good to go' and not expected to be on a hard pitch count."

Hamstring injuries for wide receivers are usually treated with the same level of caution as a bomb threat. The fact that Baltimore is letting him loose this quickly means he either has Wolverine blood or the medical staff is genuinely convinced the muscle is fully healed.

The Ravens' offense is already humming, coming off a 34-31 shootout win over the Dallas Cowboys. Adding a fully weaponized Flowers back into the mix is a terrifying prospect for a Tennessee team that just lost an ugly 12-7 rock fight to the New York Giants.

For the fantasy managers and prop bettors who spent all week agonizing over whether Flowers would be a decoy, you can finally exhale. A pitch count is a death sentence for production, but a green light means he is back to being the primary engine of the Baltimore passing game.

Expect the Ravens to test that hamstring early. If Flowers looks explosive on his first few routes, it is going to be a very long afternoon for the Titans' secondary.