Davis Mattek said he is ranking Zay Flowers noticeably below ADP and treating him as a boom-bust WR4 you only sprinkle when stacking Lamar Jackson teams. Mattek’s main gripe is the weekly box-score pain: Flowers ripped off plenty of SportsCenter moments last year, yet finished with just four touchdowns and a string of 4-for-64 type lines that never cracked best-ball starting lineups. Mattek even noted Willie Sneed owns the same single-season TD high (four) in this Ravens offense, underscoring how difficult it is for Baltimore wideouts to deliver big scoring seasons in a low-volume, run-centric scheme. While a "miracle" 10-TD outlier is possible on any Jackson-led team, Mattek believes Flowers’ realistic range of outcomes is more like 1,000 yards and four scores—hardly worth his current sticker price. He is shifting exposure toward cheaper upside swing wideouts and only clicking Flowers when he drifts a full round past ADP.