
The Baltimore Ravens face a daunting task in Week 5 as they travel to Atlanta to confront the Falcons, a team riding a two-game winning streak in prime-time matchups with quarterback Michael Penix leading the charge. Without Lamar Jackson available, Baltimore’s offense will rely heavily on Tyler Huntley, who will take over as the primary passer and also contribute on the ground.
The Ravens’ ground game will be critical, with Huntley and Derrick Henry expected to anchor a run-heavy approach, particularly against Atlanta’s weakened edge-rushing group. Baltimore’s offensive coordinator, Declan Doyle, will need to simplify the playbook, emphasizing quick, high-percentage throws to receivers like Zay Flowers, Justice Hill, and Mark Andrews, while also incorporating screens and tight-end leaks to keep drives moving efficiently.
Meanwhile, the Ravens’ defense must address concerns about their run-stopping ability, as Bijan Robinson—currently the NFL’s most dominant back—poses a significant threat. Atlanta’s explosive offense, featuring Robinson alongside weapons like Drake London and Kyle Pitts, will demand Baltimore’s defense to adjust its strategy and avoid giving up excessive yardage on the ground, especially without Jackson’s ability to sustain long drives through the air.

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