Baltimore enters the early Week 5 market favored by roughly four points, but Atlanta just flashed a 242-yard rushing attack at Green Bay and still has two games to reshape this matchup before Sunday night.
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Injury Report
Baltimore's latest report lists Zay Flowers questionable with a hamstring injury and Ronnie Stanley out for Week 3 with a toe issue, while Nnamdi Madubuike and Teddye Buchanan returned to full participation. Atlanta placed top corner A.J. Terrell Jr. on injured reserve with a groin injury, and Samson Ebukam was out in Week 3. Michael Penix Jr. returned to start at Green Bay, with Tua Tagovailoa available as the backup.
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Key Matchup Edge
Baltimore's clearest offensive edge is Jackson attacking an Atlanta secondary missing A.J. Terrell Jr., especially if Zay Flowers is healthy. Atlanta has been stout against running backs early, so the Ravens' ability to create explosive passes off play action may matter more than simply leaning on Derrick Henry.
3 Things to Watch
- Zay Flowers hamstring availability
- A.J. Terrell's secondary absence
- Baltimore pass protection without Stanley
Betting Breakdown
Baltimore and Atlanta meet in a Week 5 Sunday night spot with an early spread around Ravens -4 to -4.5 and a total sitting roughly 47.5 to 48.5. Baltimore is 1-1 straight up and ATS through two games, pairing a 41-23 road win at Indianapolis with a 24-17 home loss to New Orleans. Lamar Jackson has already produced 559 passing yards and 74 rushing yards, but Zay Flowers' hamstring and Ronnie Stanley's toe injury are important variables for an offense built on explosive play action. Atlanta is 1-2 straight up and ATS, yet its latest performance changed the tone: the Falcons beat Green Bay 35-14 as an underdog, piled up 498 total yards and ran for 242. Bijan Robinson drove that surge with 194 rushing yards and two touchdowns. The central betting question is whether Atlanta can repeat that ground control against Baltimore while surviving defensively without A.J. Terrell Jr. against Jackson's downfield stress.
Baltimore Betting Outlook
Baltimore's ceiling remains tied to Lamar Jackson's efficiency and the offense's ability to force defenses into conflict. Through two games, Jackson has 559 passing yards, two passing touchdowns and 74 rushing yards, while Derrick Henry has powered the rushing attack with 212 yards and four scores. The concern is health around the passing game and protection. Zay Flowers has been working back from a hamstring issue, and left tackle Ronnie Stanley was ruled out for Week 3 with a toe injury. Against Atlanta, Baltimore may prefer early-down passing and play action if the Falcons continue defending running backs well.
Atlanta Betting Outlook
Atlanta's first three games produced two ugly losses followed by a major offensive breakthrough in Green Bay. Michael Penix Jr.'s return helped the Falcons generate 498 total yards, while Bijan Robinson carried 29 times for 194 yards and two touchdowns and Drake London posted 194 receiving yards. That performance gives Atlanta a credible path to shortening the game with Robinson and forcing Baltimore to tackle for four quarters. The defensive concern is the secondary, where A.J. Terrell Jr. is on injured reserve. If Atlanta cannot pressure Jackson without exposing coverage, Baltimore's explosive-pass potential can quickly erase the value of sustained Falcons drives.
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Baltimore's clearest offensive edge is Jackson attacking an Atlanta secondary missing A.J. Terrell Jr., especially if Zay Flowers is healthy. Atlanta has been stout against running backs early, so the Ravens' ability to create explosive passes off play action may matter more than simply leaning on Derrick Henry.
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