The Baltimore Ravens are getting ready to face the Houston Texans in the divisional round of the playoffs, and they may have some good news on the injury front. Wide receiver Zay Flowers returned to practice on a limited basis after sitting out the regular-season finale with a calf injury. Flowers, a first-round pick out of Boston College, had an impressive rookie campaign, leading the Ravens in catches, receiving yards, and targets.

However, the Ravens are still waiting on cornerback Marlon Humphrey, who injured his calf in the win over the Dolphins. Humphrey missed seven games this season, but his absence would be felt against Houston's passing attack, led by rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud.

On a positive note, tight end Mark Andrews had a strong showing in practice after being designated to return from injured reserve. Andrews, a three-time Pro Bowler, suffered a significant ankle injury two months ago but led the Ravens in touchdown catches this season.

The Ravens are also hoping to have outside linebacker Odafe Oweh back after he sat out the regular-season finale with an ankle injury. Oweh returned to practice, although his ankle was heavily wrapped.

Overall, the Ravens are making progress on the injury front as they prepare for their divisional round matchup.