Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh announced Thursday that wide receiver Zay Flowers will not play in Saturday night's AFC Wild Card Round playoff

The absence is a huge blow to the passing game as the Ravens look to put a good postseason run together, which has not been common as of late.

When the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens square off on Saturday night in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, Baltimore will do so down a huge weapon on offense. The Ravens have ruled out starting wide receiver Zay Flowers with a knee injury.

Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is sidelined for the third and final practice of the week before the Ravens host the Pittsburgh Steelers in Saturday's wild-card playoff game. The Ravens' leading wide receiver suffered a knee injury in the regular-season finale against the Cleveland Browns and is considered day-to-day.

Mason McCormick is still ailing with his left hand injury ahead of the team's game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Baltimore Ravens star wide receiver Zay Flowers missed his third straight practice of the week on Thursday and does not appear to be likely to play in the Wild Card round against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday.

It’s mostly good news on the Steelers' final injury report ahead of the Wild Card Round, without too many surprises based on the practices leading up to Thursday. Two players we

Flowers torched the Steelers in their second meeting, grabbing five catches for over 100 yards on eight targets. Without him, the Steelers will have to worry a little bit less about the Ravens wide receivers,

Baltimore Ravens running back Justice Hill has no game status and will play against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night in the Wild Card Round. Hill, 27, suffered a concussion in the previous game against the Steelers on Dec.