Stop me if you have heard this one before, but a wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens appears disgruntled with his role in the team's offense. Following the Ravens' 26-23 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders which dropped the team to 0-2,

Jackson had a wide-open Zay Flowers in the end zone on the penultimate snap of the game, in a play they'd surely like to have back. It looked like the Ravens offense missed a major opportunity to score and potentially win or send the game into overtime, but it turns out that pass was never even intended for Flowers.

With Jacoby Jones' family in the stands, Zay Flowers honored the Ravens legend. Flowers did Jones' trademark "Choppa City Juke" celebration after scoring an 8-yard touchdown in the third quarter. First TD of the year for @ZayFlowers 💐 Tune in on CBS and @paramountplus pic.twitter.com/XIrwdkOhn1

Zay Flowers made an immediate impact for the Ravens as a rookie, and then spent the offseason working out with his MVP quarterback in hopes of improving communication and chemistry. The former

After hauling in an 8-yard score on the Ravens’ first drive after halftime, Flowers performed Jacoby Jones’ signature celebration. Jones, who passed away in July, was honored before Sunday’s game along with late offensive line coach Joe D’Alessandris. Jones’ mother and son, Jacoby Jr., were in attendance.

Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers pays tribute to Jacoby Jones with TD celebration against the Las Vegas Raiders

The Ravens began the 2024 season with heavy hearts after the death of former teammate Jacoby Jones, who passed away in July.