The injury occurred with approximately six minutes remaining in the first half, shortly after Flowers had established a new career high in receiving yardage. Prior to leaving the field, he had been a central figure in the Ravens' offensive performance, accumulating 150 receiving yards on five receptions.
Impact of the Injury on Baltimore's Offense
Flowers made an immediate impact early in the contest, beginning with a 49-yard reception from quarterback
The injury appeared to occur during his fifth catch of the game. Following a tackle by Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner, Flowers was observed sitting on the turf while holding the back of his left leg. He subsequently headed to the bench and did not return to the field for the remainder of the half.
Additional Injury Concerns for the Ravens
The Ravens also faced personnel challenges on the defensive side of the ball during the same game. Cornerback T.J. Tampa was forced to leave the contest during the first quarter after sustaining a knee injury. The team has not provided further updates regarding the status of either player beyond their initial injury designations.