NFL finds ‘not enough evidence’ to punish Ravens’ Flowers

Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers will not be punished by the National Football League after being involved in a domestic violence investigation at the beginning of 2024, the NFL confirmed today.

“After a review, the league concluded there was insufficient evidence to be sure that Zay Flowers engaged in any activity that violated the National Football League’s personal conduct policy,” the NFL revealed today. “There will be no action taken by the NFL, and Zay has the right to participate in all organization activities.”

This outcome comes 2 months after the authorities in Baltimore ended a domestic violence investigation involving the wide receiver, who was never charged.

Zay (23) set Baltimore rookie records in the past campaign with 77 receptions and 858 receiving yards. Flowers was the 22^nd overall selection in the National Football League draft in 2023.

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