NFL clears Ravens’ Zay Flowers of alleged violation against personal conduct policy
Following an alleged dispute that has since been dropped, the NFL has cleared Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers. Per Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, the league has found no wrongdoing according to their personal conduct policy: Flowers Cleared The investigation stemmed from an alleged domestic violence incident that has since been dropped. The Ravens and […]
Following an alleged dispute that has since been dropped, the NFL has cleared Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers.
Per Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, the league has found no wrongdoing according to their personal conduct policy:
Flowers Cleared
The investigation stemmed from an alleged domestic violence incident that has since been dropped. The Ravens and the NFL still looked into the matter however, but there was insufficient evidence in terms of a potential violation.
Flowers can now participate in all offseason activities including workouts, organized team activities and minicamp, as well as training camp when the season kicks off in late July.
Flowers is coming off a strong rookie campaign that included 77 receptions for 858 yards and five touchdowns, emerging as the team's best option on the perimeter and a valuable piece in Lamar Jackson’s MVP year.
