Baltimore Ravens rookie Zay Flowers made an impact in Sunday night's game against the Los Angeles Chargers. With tight end Mark Andrews sidelined due to injury, the question was who would step up in the red zone for the Ravens. Early in the second quarter, Lamar Jackson found Flowers in the back of the end zone for a touchdown, putting Baltimore ahead 7-3. Flowers' celebration after the touchdown, where he threw the ball over his head like a wedding bouquet, caught the attention of his teammates. However, Jackson's reaction seemed less enthusiastic. While Flowers may need to work on impressing his quarterback, his performance on the field showed promise for filling the void left by Andrews. It was Jackson's third play-action touchdown pass of the season, according to ESPN Stats & Information. With Flowers' potential and Jackson's skills, the Ravens offense may have found a new weapon in the red zone as they continue their playoff push.