The Baltimore Ravens could add a veteran wide receiver to the 53-man roster later this year to help with a playoff push.

The Ravens remained without vital veterans for all of Thursday's practice, while others still practicing limited still raises questions, too

Reporters also noted that linebacker Trey Hendrickson (finger), left tackle Ronnie Stanley (toe), left guard John Simpson (groin), and cornerback T.J. Tampa (knee) are not participating during the open portion of practice.

We asked readers if the Ravens should add a free agent wide receiver. Most fans want help, with an eye on some veterans.

Flowers did not participate in Baltimore's first two practices this week

Tyler Shough demonstrated why New Orleans believes it has found its long-term quarterback during a furious Week 1 comeback at Detroit. Shough completed 35 of 56 passes for a career-high 410 yards and three touchdowns.

The Baltimore Ravens veteran wideout cares more about winning than about putting up gaudy personal statistics, although opportunities to catch more passes are on the horizon.

With Zay Flowers dealing with a hamstring injury and Ja'Kobi Lane on IR with a fractured wrist, the Ravens are looking for some help at receiver.

Zay Flowers was already having a career day when he went down with an injury.