Baltimore Ravens wild-card round injury report: Latest on Zay Flowers, Kyle Hamilton and more

The Baltimore Ravens will face off against a familiar foe in the wild-card round of the 2024-25 NFL playoffs. The Ravens will host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday.

Before the matchup, let's look at the players listed as out, doubtful and/or questionable to feature in the wild-card round.

Baltimore Ravens wild-card round injury report

Zay Flowers' injury update

According to ESPN, Zay Flowers will not play in Saturday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The second-year wide receiver is dealing with a knee injury suffered in the last game of the regular season.

The report states that Flowers is set to miss just the second game of his professional football career. It's a major loss for the Baltimore Ravens, as Flowers is fresh off being named to the Pro Bowl due to a sensational sophomore season.

Expect Nelson Agholor and the team's tight ends to see an uptick in targets due to Flowers' absence.

Kyle Hamilton's injury update

According to Yahoo Sports, star safety Kyle Hamilton has no injury designation ahead of the wild card round. The versatile defender started the week on the injury report due to a knee injury but looks set to play against the Steelers.

Hamilton was a full participant all week and, barring any setbacks will start against the Steelers. He will be tasked with locking down the Steelers' pass catchers.

Deonte Harty's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Deonte Harty is questionable to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild-card round. The wideout is dealing with a knee injury.

Harty remains on the injured reserve ahead of Saturday's game. He participated fully in Thursday's training session and should feature on Saturday, barring any setbacks.

Justice Hill's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Justice Hill is gearing up for the wild-card round. Hill has recently dealt with a concussion but enters the playoffs without an injury designation.

Hill missed two games at the end of the regular season because of a head injury. However, he participated fully in Wednesday and Thursday's training sessions. Hence, he's set to back up Derrick Henry as the Baltimore Ravens look to knock out their divisional rivals from Super Bowl contention.