OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The last time we saw Zay Flowers on a football field, the Ravens wide receiver suffered a Week 18 knee injury that would sideline him for Baltimore’s postseason run that ended in the divisional round a couple weeks later.

We’ll never know what difference the shifty 24-year-old might have made in that excruciating 27-25 loss to Buffalo, but Flowers deemed himself “ready to go” and his right knee “100%” at the start of the second week of voluntary organized team activities. After a breakout 1,000-yard season that resulted in Flowers becoming the first wide receiver in franchise history to be named to the Pro Bowl, he’s aiming to take his game to the next level and help his team get to the Super Bowl.

So, what’s different for the former first-round pick as he prepares fo

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