Star wide receiver Zay Flowers is not at practice to start the week as the Ravens prepare to take on the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro.
Flowers, who missed Sunday's game against the Saints with a hamstring injury, was a limited participant on Friday of last week.
When asked Monday about the status of Flowers, left tackle Ronnie Stanley and defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, Head Coach Jesse Minter said, "I feel like we will have a good shot with a lot of guys this week, which is encouraging."
Minter added that he would know more on Wednesday, but that the Ravens are "on a positive trajectory with a lot of those guys having a chance to be back."
If the Ravens don't have Flowers for another game, Rashod Bateman would be leaned on to rise to the occasion again after posting seven catches for 88 yards and a touchdown against the Saints.
But Flowers' absence has dramatically altered the Ravens' offensive production. With him, the Ravens scored four touchdowns on five drives in Indianapolis. Without Flowers, the Ravens have scored three touchdowns on 16 drives.
Stanley (toe) and outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson (finger) were also not at practice Wednesday. Stanley started and played most of the game against the Saints but was relieved in the fourth quarter by Carson Vinson. Hendrickson played throughout and logged his first sack as a Raven.
Veteran defensive end Calais Campbell, who played 40 snaps against the Saints, was also not spotted on the practice field and could be taking a rest day.
