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Even without Lamar Jackson, the Atlanta Falcons still have to worry about containing Zay Flowers.

Blogging Dirty argues that Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers presents a severe threat to the Atlanta Falcons' struggling secondary in their Week 5 matchup. Even with starting quarterback Lamar Jackson ruled out due to an ankle injury and Tyler Huntley stepping in, the writer suggests Flowers remains the primary offensive focal point capable of exploiting an Atlanta pass defense that ranks near the bottom of the league.
Flowers has recorded 352 receiving yards and maintains an average of 19.6 yards per reception through four weeks. The analysis highlights Flowers' positional versatility across the formation and commanding target share, warning that Atlanta cornerbacks such as Billy Bowman Jr., Mike Hughes, and rookie Avieon Terrell will face a significant challenge containing him.
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